regaldragon
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I believe that is what you call what two of my fish in my 55 gallon have gotten recently. Last week, I had a small blue damsel get this, and it went away on its own before I even got the chance to post on here. However, I came back home from work today to find my saddleback clownfish with a very large, protruding eyeball.
Other things I have in the tank are about 35 lbs of live rock, 3 peppermints, 2 emerald crabs, hermits, a brittle star, a blue tang (yes, I know, please don't flame me for having him, he is very small, etc etc.), a percula clown, and a large 4 striped damsel. Tank has been up and running since early June. I have been feeding the fish two or three times daily with wardley flakes and once a day with brine. I also have an algae clip that I use for them all to graze on during the day, while I'm at work.
I don't have a QT tank yet, thinking that I might need to get one quite soon here.
Water parameters were perfect last time I checked (two days ago); nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia all at 0, pH was as it always has been at 8.15 or so. SG is 1.024, like it has been since I started the tank. Nothing has changed in the tank for about a month, but I was about to do a water change today (have had the water mixing in a tub for about 24 hours now)
Regretably, I don't have a digital camera, but I'm sure that this problem is fairly common. I just don't know how to treat it, if I need to at all. The damsel seemed to do just fine on its own, will the clown be the same?
Thanks in advance for the help, all!
Other things I have in the tank are about 35 lbs of live rock, 3 peppermints, 2 emerald crabs, hermits, a brittle star, a blue tang (yes, I know, please don't flame me for having him, he is very small, etc etc.), a percula clown, and a large 4 striped damsel. Tank has been up and running since early June. I have been feeding the fish two or three times daily with wardley flakes and once a day with brine. I also have an algae clip that I use for them all to graze on during the day, while I'm at work.
I don't have a QT tank yet, thinking that I might need to get one quite soon here.
Water parameters were perfect last time I checked (two days ago); nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia all at 0, pH was as it always has been at 8.15 or so. SG is 1.024, like it has been since I started the tank. Nothing has changed in the tank for about a month, but I was about to do a water change today (have had the water mixing in a tub for about 24 hours now)
Regretably, I don't have a digital camera, but I'm sure that this problem is fairly common. I just don't know how to treat it, if I need to at all. The damsel seemed to do just fine on its own, will the clown be the same?
Thanks in advance for the help, all!