Hey guys,
Damn, isn't this hobby just stressful?
After a few weeks ago concern of white dot, which went away after adding selcon + using NLS pellets, it seems like a new issue arises.
I do about a 15% water change every 8 days. Last week I did it Wednesday, so I'll do it tomorrow. After last weeks water change, I noticed one of my Clownfish started having long stringy white poo that stayed on him for a minute or three before it fell off. The other one started hanging out in the sleeping corner and doesn't come to greet me when I walk by (they started doing this since their QT days, and the first few weeks of DT, maybe he's desensitized since I like to walk and stare and sometimes not feed them anymore).
Anyways, I know they love PE Mysis, so I decided to feed them it right now instead of pellets. The stringy poo clownfish started destroying the food, while the other just hung around and got smaller pieces that floated past him. He didn't ignore the food, but definitely didn't try to compete to devour the big pieces like he used to.
Nothing outwardly different about him (dots, film, etc.) His breathing doesnt seem that labored.
I just checked parameters and Ammonia: 0, Nitrite: 0, and Nitrates: about 5
Damn, isn't this hobby just stressful?
After a few weeks ago concern of white dot, which went away after adding selcon + using NLS pellets, it seems like a new issue arises.I do about a 15% water change every 8 days. Last week I did it Wednesday, so I'll do it tomorrow. After last weeks water change, I noticed one of my Clownfish started having long stringy white poo that stayed on him for a minute or three before it fell off. The other one started hanging out in the sleeping corner and doesn't come to greet me when I walk by (they started doing this since their QT days, and the first few weeks of DT, maybe he's desensitized since I like to walk and stare and sometimes not feed them anymore).
Anyways, I know they love PE Mysis, so I decided to feed them it right now instead of pellets. The stringy poo clownfish started destroying the food, while the other just hung around and got smaller pieces that floated past him. He didn't ignore the food, but definitely didn't try to compete to devour the big pieces like he used to.
Nothing outwardly different about him (dots, film, etc.) His breathing doesnt seem that labored.
I just checked parameters and Ammonia: 0, Nitrite: 0, and Nitrates: about 5
