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Sandy bottom--looks just like live sand. Jawfish died about noon this morning. I have attempted to attach picture like him. Yellow tang, firefish goby, and yellowtail blue damsel all appear fine. As to two fish that disappeared, I did not see him eat the fish assume alive and they got too...

I have located the jawfish and removed him to the "emergency hospital," a large measuring cup with airstone and pot of warm water underneath. I do not think he will last the hour. His pectoral and caudal fins have become school bus yellow, he is extremely lethargic and this is second day for...

Have had the jawfish at least three years in a 29 gal tank with about 30 pounds of live rock, with other fish and various invertes. I feed Nutrafin marine flake-he likes the most, Kent Platinum small sinking pellet for firefish, and once in a while frozen mysis. I use RO water and carbon...

Thanks, I have posted to diseases. Appreciate the reply.

Over the last two months. I have noticed a behavioral change in the jawfish: ate the LMB, then ate a chromis, started bumping into the glass as if he was seeing reflection of food. Last night I noticed the lenses on his eyes were extremely enlarged and this morning he is very lethargic and looks...

I had recently noticed a behavior change in the jawfish: ate the LMB, then a chromis, started bumping into the glass as if he was seeing reflection of food. Last night I noticed the lenses on his eyes were extremely enlarged and this morning he is very lethargic. Anything I should...

Another fish is missing and the belly of the jawfish is extended! Looks like the jawfish has eaten the chromis damsel. I doubt he will attempt eating the yellow tang or the yellow tail blue damsel, but the firefish is much smaller than the jawfish.

Some poeple called it a rock fish, because it builds home under the rocks and looks like a rock. He has always been protecting his home and drags shells and small rocks up around the opening. He swims very quickly to the top to get food and opens his mouth to deter others thinking he might...

This morning I see a caudal fin hanging out of the jaw fish and cannot find my cute lawnmower blenny and everyone else is accounted for. Is this normal?