Melissa716
Aquarium Advice Regular
Hello all, Need some advice. I have a 100 gallon aquarium and current inhabitants include:
Rock Amenone
Torch Coral
Mushrooms
Brain Coral
Frogspawnx2
Birdsnest
Sun Coral
Emerald Crab
Pistol Shrimp
Fish-
Percula Clown x2
Randall's Shrimp Goby
Six Line Wrasse
Pajama Cardinal
Lawnmower Blenny (now deceased)
Firefish (just added yesterday)
Water Parameters-
Ammonia-0
Nitrite-0
PH-8.2
Nitrate-0-5 cant tell
SG-between 1.024-1.025
I had puchased the lawnmower last Saturday 5/14 from a lfs I had never been too before. He seemed fine, fat and active. He has been reclusive since Ive added him to the tank but seemed normal, nipping at the diatoms on the glass (thats the only time I'd see him) and spending the rest of his time resting on and around the back of the tank in the lr, not very active.
I had bought him algae sheets and placed them near his hiding places, but have never observed him eating them although they are usually gone when I check a few hours later.
Today got home to see him in his death throes, twitching, breathing quickly but after he passed,I observed him closely and did not see any spots, mucus or lacerations.
Is it likely that either the torch or the nem got him?I thought maybe the sixline but he is very small and the blenny was about 3 1/2" long.
Im realtively new to this and although Ive done a lot of reserach it doesnt even feel like Ive skimmed the surface so any suggestions would be appreciated!
Rock Amenone
Torch Coral
Mushrooms
Brain Coral
Frogspawnx2
Birdsnest
Sun Coral
Emerald Crab
Pistol Shrimp
Fish-
Percula Clown x2
Randall's Shrimp Goby
Six Line Wrasse
Pajama Cardinal
Lawnmower Blenny (now deceased)
Firefish (just added yesterday)
Water Parameters-
Ammonia-0
Nitrite-0
PH-8.2
Nitrate-0-5 cant tell
SG-between 1.024-1.025
I had puchased the lawnmower last Saturday 5/14 from a lfs I had never been too before. He seemed fine, fat and active. He has been reclusive since Ive added him to the tank but seemed normal, nipping at the diatoms on the glass (thats the only time I'd see him) and spending the rest of his time resting on and around the back of the tank in the lr, not very active.
I had bought him algae sheets and placed them near his hiding places, but have never observed him eating them although they are usually gone when I check a few hours later.
Today got home to see him in his death throes, twitching, breathing quickly but after he passed,I observed him closely and did not see any spots, mucus or lacerations.
Is it likely that either the torch or the nem got him?I thought maybe the sixline but he is very small and the blenny was about 3 1/2" long.
Im realtively new to this and although Ive done a lot of reserach it doesnt even feel like Ive skimmed the surface so any suggestions would be appreciated!