Need help now clown fish doesnt have long, redness around gills?

[tommiegary]

I poster this is wrong place and adding it to here for help with a update now.... please help if u can
1st part
I have a regular clown in my tank along with a black clown and the regular clown is the larger one and they been paired up for about a month and half. everything in the tank is fine all water checks out. nothing new added anytime latly but my clown now is sticking to the top front corner of tank. When I feed today he went after like maybe a piece of food but not sure it even ate it. its just sticking to that one place in the tank and right at top of water. I dont know much about different illeness with clowns or could she be ready to lay and that the spot she picked out? any clues
2nd part
I have place the fish in a tank alone with good water and lighting. As of yet its still not eatting and spending most of its time on the bottom on the tank on its side. It has started to look like the fish is losing its color, which I know can come from shock to the transplant to the hospital tank. any one know anything that might help to treat the fish with or anything. please help I dont wont to lose this fish and its fighting for its life. Its made it now going on 3 days fighting without food.... I know its a matter of time now if it doesnt eat soon. so any ideas please anything I willing to try !
3rd and new part
I have had him in hospital tank now for about 24 hours. Things are getting worst with him not moving and starting to gasp alot harder. it seems now his gills are red with some black.... looks to be really red. anyone know anything what this could be and help me out thanks!!!

 

[tommiegary]

Well after a long fight to much and not knowing what to treat was the down fall.... least its not in pain anymore. if anyone reads this and knows what this could have been please let me know so I know for furture knowlegde thanks

 

[leebca]

As with most new acquisitions, it is really best to quarantine. This is a good article/guidance for that:
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2004-10/sp/feature/index.htm

Anemonefishes are so susceptible to Brooklynella that the first thing you do with the new fish in QT is to treat it as if it had this disease. You'll find this same recommendation in the above article.

After that treatment, a few weeks' observation may have turned up a bacterial or other ailment. So, although it is uncertain what your fish died of, there are at least these possibilities.