Recent content by bradmc

Your PH shouldnt be 0 :wink:

The same thing happened to me when I had blue and gold damsels. Their gold bellies would sometimes almost turn black. I don't know if it is a lighting thing becasue I also had a 4 stripe damsel that would turn almost white in the dark, and then brighten back up in a few minutes after I turned on...

And thank you very much. It seems to have worked. More people are posting suggestions :wink: :D

Really? Okay, Mine doesnt have visible slime on him. I am beginning to believe more an more that he may just be recovering from something. I did a 25 percent water change yesterday, I will do a large one tonite and I will scoop out the remaining slime and see if anymore appears. If the Picasso...

Unfortunately no, I don't have a digital camera.

The lion fish has white spots on its fin and its body but I believe they are part of its colouring becasue they seem to be in uniform position. I checked the Trigger and and Lion fo rany odd white cists or dots and they don't appear to have any. I was reading that fish create extra mucs to fight...

Okay, this might be coming together now. This is my second lion. I sold my 9 inch 2 months ago adn then a week ago I bought another 8 inch. When he was put into the tank he was fine, then all of a sudden he is letting of this slime. The trigger was rubbing against the rocks for a day of so but...

Nope. All i have in the tank is a lionfish and a trigger.

No. This film is floating around in the tank freely( all around inside)Pardon the crudeness but it looks like snot in water. This is why I thought the fish might be shedding some Mucus. It also might be feces since I never seen the lion relieve itself but I am not sure, i have never seen it...

There is this cloudy almost clear film floating around in the tank. I am not sure what it is. There is a large Volitan Lionfish and a small picasso trigger. i have never noticed it before but some of the pieces are quite large. I have been trying to find out what it is. i was reading about mucus...