The upper lip separating???
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seahorsedreams
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Oh yes.
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DoubleM 10
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Oh yes.
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Ok good. He ate some today. Not as much as I want but eating is better than not.
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Mental1
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Hey Matt -- putting my guy into a QT and lowering the temp and salinity really seemed to do the trick. And the Vit. C -- what did you all it Renee? Nectar of the gods? He seemed great -- my fingers are crossed that he is still okay when I get home tomorrow! IS your guy in a QT?
DoubleM 10
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No he is not in qt. I figure moving him would be more stress. He is acting very normal. So I have my fingers crossed for him
seahorsedreams
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Have y'all seen My Big fat Greek Wedding? Vitamin C is my Windex.
DoubleM 10
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seahorsedreams
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DoubleM 10
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Well just thought I would update you.
The lip is still the same. Soaking the food in vitamins and feeding a little more often for him alone.
It sucks. Cause he doesn't eat as much as he used to but eats what he can and always shows interest
The lip is still the same. Soaking the food in vitamins and feeding a little more often for him alone.
It sucks. Cause he doesn't eat as much as he used to but eats what he can and always shows interest
DoubleM 10
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Yeah. Just seems at this rate I will have to get live food soon
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seahorsedreams
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Dang. That's not good that it hasn't gone by now. I've never had it stay beyond a day, so I don't have any personal experience beyond that (in scorps).
Every fish species have instances of lock jaw if you did an internet search, which I'm sure you have. The one fish I've had it happen to was seahorses and we called it stuck trigger. It's probably the same deal. It was never a very positive thing with seahorses, but for different reasons that aren't present in scorps/lions.
Every fish species have instances of lock jaw if you did an internet search, which I'm sure you have. The one fish I've had it happen to was seahorses and we called it stuck trigger. It's probably the same deal. It was never a very positive thing with seahorses, but for different reasons that aren't present in scorps/lions.
DoubleM 10
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Well thats not the news I wanted to hear. But it is what it is
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DoubleM 10
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Well sad to say he did not make it. He passed late Saturday night.
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bigfish520
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Sorry for your loss man, I have 2 dwarf fuzzys and I love those little guys.
DoubleM 10
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Yeah. He was an original to my tanks. Thanks for the condolences
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StephLionfish
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Aw dang that stinks....sorry he didn't make it 
seahorsedreams
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Oh No! Sorry to hear that :-(
fish stalker
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Sorry about your fish, any loss sucks, even more so when you've tried so hard to prevent it.
