Jessie2011
New member
Hello,
so i use to have a reef tank 5 years ago (120 gallon), but since moving I gave it up. I decided to start again and get a 29 gallon biocube.
I have been going to my local aquarium store and testing my water for the cycling process (i cycled with live sand, live rock, and stability). They told me my levels were perfect after 2 weeks. I added a cleanup crew and coral, it was doing beautiful. I then decided I would order a mated pair of black ice clown fish. They had to be shipped, they arrived this morning and I drip acclimated them to their new tank (took about 40 minutes). The female is doing great, exploring the tank and swimming around. The male is laying on the bottom of the tank (not on his side just on his belly). I am worried that he got too stressed out. Is he going to be okay? Any suggestions on what to do in order to help him?
so i use to have a reef tank 5 years ago (120 gallon), but since moving I gave it up. I decided to start again and get a 29 gallon biocube.
I have been going to my local aquarium store and testing my water for the cycling process (i cycled with live sand, live rock, and stability). They told me my levels were perfect after 2 weeks. I added a cleanup crew and coral, it was doing beautiful. I then decided I would order a mated pair of black ice clown fish. They had to be shipped, they arrived this morning and I drip acclimated them to their new tank (took about 40 minutes). The female is doing great, exploring the tank and swimming around. The male is laying on the bottom of the tank (not on his side just on his belly). I am worried that he got too stressed out. Is he going to be okay? Any suggestions on what to do in order to help him?