kingparsy
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
ok, here goes, i have had my tank up and running very successfully for about 5 months now, did the cycle, tested water on a regular basis, did my water changes, i have a pic of my 55 g tank on here also. I had 1 brittle star,4 turbosnails, 10 pyramid snails,2 emerald crabs, 4 blue leg hermits, one scarlet leg hermit, 1 coral banded shrimp, 4 bumblebee snails as my cleanup crew, thought this was ok. Water leverls have always been right where they should, i do my water changes(15 Gal) about once every 6 weeks. heres what i had as my money fish,, 2 banjii cardinals, 1 scooter blenny,2 percula clowns, 1 yellow seabae, and one candylupus anemone i think its called........1 week ive lost all my fish,,i had a nitrate spike a week ago when i was out of town and thought that might have caused it,,did a water change, got my leverls right, and at this time, i lost my 2 clowns and blenny.....water levels right on again,,,,next day, one cardinal dies,,,,,today(a week later) my other one dies with a bloody appearance on his right side, not damage from anything,,but like bloody dots. i noticed then yesterday but wanted to wait to see if i could find out what to do ,,but now its too late,,,,what the heck happened??
heres the specs on my tank,,,,,55gal, 40 lb of live rock, seaclone skimmer, whisper 60 biofilter, ,,,regular come -with -tank lighting, and moonlighting, all on a timer...
i had never lost one fish till now,,,
like i said
heres the specs on my tank,,,,,55gal, 40 lb of live rock, seaclone skimmer, whisper 60 biofilter, ,,,regular come -with -tank lighting, and moonlighting, all on a timer...
i had never lost one fish till now,,,
like i said