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not sure what causes it but it happened to my yellow tang. It will get better but no where nears as it was before it happened.

can anyone recomend any plants that are safe for a display tank and wont over take the tank?

honestly it may never come back, it all depends on how deep the wounds you are. Looks like you have a fish with some battle wounds

defintitly stay away from the trigger. Not a real good idea. A yellow tang is possible but your tank will defenitly be pushing it. They need a lot of swimming room. Dwarf angels are good in that size, though they need an established tank to thrive. I would go with a royal gramma and a six...

Have you dosed Maracyn 2? I fyou havent I would suggest using it ASAP. If you used it and already failed, double the dose at every day. The antibiotics may kill him but there is still a chance you can save him.

usually i wouldnt recomend treating a fish if oyu dont know what is wrong with it, but if you have a quaratine tank, try dosing maracyn-2. It is safe and if it is a bacteria the antibiotic should take care of it.

if it hasn't touched your corals i would leave it alone. Those shrimp are a pain in the a** to catch. If corals start to shrink down than i would try to get it out. Just observe and see what happens. Not all camelbacks would eat corals. Just like everything else. It is a hit or miss.

1 month with out ich means that the ich parasite is no longer there. It can live without a host for up to 30 days. Adding a fish can cause a new outbreak it your tank is not clear.

actually i think it is a very very very bad idea. Say you use copper to trat ich. Copper never comes out of oyur tank and there always be trace amounts of it. When you reconnect your tanks copper goes into your main tank and all inverts and coral die.

mine likes to swim in currents especially the one comming from the emperor filter. He just keeps going back into it. Kind of like riding a roller coaster for a fish. :jumping:

as far as i know. small small small possibilty of them going after a fish if it is starving

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you should ask for advice on the nano board on how to keep your anemone thriving.

saltcreep already answered your question. Good Luck, a 10 gallon tank is tiny

all damsels are agressive. Some have a nicer temperment than others. Defenitly stay away from the blue devil damsel and the domino damsel. :happyfish

what kind of lighting do you have?

kip, What about if you drip kalk into the back of an emperor filter?

That is the place i was thinking of.....Animal Kingdom. Staten island is so close to woodbridge. If there wasnt a bridge seperating them it would all be the same

makes sense. looks like i am dosing till i am out of my house Thanks a lot for your help kip.

can you also run a calc reactor right from your main tank because i have no fuge or sump....?:thinking: