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[puffer21]

I think my fish is sick but im not sure. It is starting to lose its color. But it is eating and looks healty. At first i thought it was just stress but now after 3 weeks i thought it would be better. It is eating and and is swimming really good.

 

[baobao]

Can you post picture?
Don't do anything in terms of medication until we've had a good chance to diagnose. Incorrect treatment can easily be worse than problem. Make sure you add beta glucan, vitamin b12, and a little vitamin to stimulate immune system. Add some Poly Filter and Alcone to keep water quality high, and time permitting, water changes will help stimulate fish.

 

[leebca]

An eating fish, without apparant disease, but loosing color is often a symptom of a less-than-optimum diet.

Check this out:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=785228

 

[puffer21]

i feed cco-ezee an mysis

 

[leebca]

I can't tell if this is a proper diet, since I can't find where you mentioned what kind of fish you have.

Both these foods are under the 'pod' general category. Fishes that eat only pods would benefit from this food, but even they should be fed some additional kinds of pod foods with additives and supplements.

 

[puffer21]

Opps sorry i have true percula clowns. And that is all they eat i mean if i dont feed them this they will just not eat

 

[puffer21]

i also put a drop of selcon in there food

 

[leebca]

This is definitely NOT the right diet for anemonefishes. They are omnivores and if you continue to feed only those two lesser quality meats they will likely fade away and die.

You're the boss. Start offering foods mixed in with what they like to get them eating other foods. They must have some vegetable matter in their diet.

PLEASE READ :reading:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=785228

 

[puffer21]

ok