daviesp007
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Hi all - I have a Flameback Angelfish (Centropyge acanthops), and over the last couple of weeks I have noticed it getting really fat. No other fish has this issue, so not sure what's caused it. I feed nori sheets (not interested), mysis, flakes and pellets. Flakes and pellets are 'Omega One - Natural Protein Formula'. I feed a sheet os nori once per day, and a pinch of flake/pellet mix 2 times per day. The tanks is at 90G reef, with the following inhabitants:
1 x Foxface Rabbitfish
2 x Ocellaris clowns
1 x flameback angel
1 x Hoeven's Wrasse
1 x Purple Firefish
1 x Blue Dot Jawfish
1 x Watchman Goby
1 x Court Jester Goby
Plus some Zoa's, and a couple of LPS corals / cleaner shrimp / hermit crabs...
The Flameback eats the flakes / pellets, and does not touch any of my corals. I have searched online to see if there is any advice, and can't find anything useful. I have had this fish for about 8 months, and I quarantine my fish before putting them in the DT. It has not shown any sign of disease, though it's possible I guess. I remember seeing long strings of poo pretty regularly on this fish, which I haven't seen recently... so it could be a log jam. I have tried feeding peas, as I have heard this can help if there's a digestive issue, though I've not seen the Flameback eat it. Hopefully you can see the attached image. Any advice?
1 x Foxface Rabbitfish
2 x Ocellaris clowns
1 x flameback angel
1 x Hoeven's Wrasse
1 x Purple Firefish
1 x Blue Dot Jawfish
1 x Watchman Goby
1 x Court Jester Goby
Plus some Zoa's, and a couple of LPS corals / cleaner shrimp / hermit crabs...
The Flameback eats the flakes / pellets, and does not touch any of my corals. I have searched online to see if there is any advice, and can't find anything useful. I have had this fish for about 8 months, and I quarantine my fish before putting them in the DT. It has not shown any sign of disease, though it's possible I guess. I remember seeing long strings of poo pretty regularly on this fish, which I haven't seen recently... so it could be a log jam. I have tried feeding peas, as I have heard this can help if there's a digestive issue, though I've not seen the Flameback eat it. Hopefully you can see the attached image. Any advice?