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Does that go away somehow or is the fish pretty much a goner? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

No anemones in the tank. Mainly only live rock with 3 small ricordias and another small mushroom. All are on the floor though and these guys are usually always swimming around and only go into the rocks at night time. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I've had my blue green chromis for over a year. I haven't added anything new in a while and my other fish are doing fine as well as two other blue green chromis I have. He's just hanging out at the top of the tank and seems to be breathing heavy. Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Cool thanks for the info

So it's harmless?

Saw this on my rock last night. It's a bunch of string looking tubes. Nothing seems to be coming out of it and I haven't added any new rock in a long time. Thanks.

They've been fine for 3 months but now the little one is picking on the bigger one. I have a ten gallon that I'm seriously considering putting the bigger one into if this keeps up.

Got them at the same time.. Everything has been fine until today

Hi all I have a question. I've had 2 clownfish in my 75 gallon tank now for over 3 months. Both tank raised one black and one orange. Oh got them at the same time as well. The black one is significantly bigger than the orange one and they have gotten along great. Just an hour ago I noticed the...

Thanks Ben.. I saw that on live aquaria also.. That one has that excess "skin" running down the "back" though. The one I have is completely flat though so I don't know if it could be something else.

Anyone know what this is? I bought a feather duster and this guy was apparently stuck with it. Any ideas.. I'm afraid cuz I know some of these slugs or cucumber things could be poisonous.

Is it normal that my Midas Blenny for the last 3 days or so has been swimming to the top of the tank and poking his head out over the water but then continues swimming normal. I've only had him for a month and haven't noticed this behavior until recently. Is this normal?

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What's a pod?

I saw this swimming at the top of my tank.. Is this a shrimp? I've never bought any shrimps at all.

My LFS confirmed that this is just debris from turning my filter off.

My LFS told me that it's most likely not whirling disease. That a couple of their chromis in their DT have done that as well and it's just a sign they are on their way out. :(

Well I moved him to a tank by himself but since it's so small he keeps getting stuck to the filter. When I move him he just keeps twirling around. I gave him a lil bit of food but it didn't seem like he was interested of maybe he just could swim to it. I posted another pic of my DT that I found...

Oh I might add that I tested the water last night and ph, ammonia, and nitrites were fine and the nitrates <10. I also have two filters a marineland penguin 350 and an emperor 400. The 400 is about 2 years old and was making a weird noise last night so in my panic already about this fish I didnt...

So last night I had one of my green chromis doing crazy flips and somersaults everywhere. This morning I wake up and see my glass covered with these little brown string looking things. Its just stuck on the glass. Any ideas? Am I dealing with a parasite of some sort and is that what made my fish...

Sorry by everything I mean my API test that test ph, ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates. All zero and trates <10.

It's a FOWLR tank. I just did a 15% water change earlier today. I checked for that also thinking maybe I had a spike but everything was fine. I use water from the LFS. I was reading that it might be whirling disease. I've had him for like a month already and I did introduce 2 new fish yesterday...

He was fine earlier today now I get home and it is spinning like crazy. What could it be?

Looks weird. My other goby doesn't have that.

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