Squeezed Mag

[M Woodhill]

My mag moved on the wall for a while and today i moved it back onto a rock.

when i put it to a rock island i made for it, the rock fell with it and it was under the rock. i quickly removed the rock off it

is it fatal? should i treat it or leave it on the rock to recover by itself?

 

[OrionN]

Mag recover from injury fairly easy, if he is healthy to begin with. Watch him closely and treat with antibiotic if needed. Good luck.

 

[M Woodhill]

Mag recover from injury fairly easy, if he is healthy to begin with. Watch him closely and treat with antibiotic if needed. Good luck.

it's attached to the rock now but shrank to half of what it was

 

[M Woodhill]

dang, its foot got torn a bit. just saw it

 

[justinky]

dang, its foot got torn a bit. just saw it

Not the end of the world in a healthy specimen, first signs of infection treat and he should recover.

 

[M Woodhill]

Not the end of the world in a healthy specimen, first signs of infection treat and he should recover.

Seems ok insofar. An lfs got a gorgeous blue gig thinking seriously about getting it

 

[justinky]

Seems ok insofar. An lfs got a gorgeous blue gig thinking seriously about getting it

Good luck and if they didn't price it too high and you have space I say go for it I know I wouldn't be able to pass, I would just have to make room!

 

[m0nkie]

What are some first signs of infection inside a fishtank??

 

[M Woodhill]

Good luck and if they didn't price it too high and you have space I say go for it I know I wouldn't be able to pass, I would just have to make room!

Pinkskunk has put an eye on it lol I'm just messin up with him haha. I seriously have a room problem I need to either sell two mag or buy a bigger tank

 

[M Woodhill]

What are some first signs of infection inside a fishtank??

For me mouth is always a reliable indicator

 

[DasCamel]

What are some first signs of infection inside a fishtank??

Also frequent deflation w/o any explanation.

 

[ballr]

Also frequent deflation w/o any explanation.

Agreed. Sometimes the mouth can remain closed, but once I see the inflate/deflate cycle, then I know the nem is sick and it's time to treat.