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Maybe someone can help me. I have a 90 gallon tank set up with live
rock(from tampa bay sal****er). The tank is about 3 months old and has been doing very well. All of the levels check out ok and water changes are done every 3-4 weeks at 20-30 percent. Recently, I started buying fish, and with the exception of a few most of them have died. I have the following items in the tank: coral banded shrimp fire shrimp 5 peppermint shrimp 2 small manits shrimp There are many urchins and there are 3 anenome's(1 condy, and 2 bulb anenomes) 2 tomato clowns 1 scooter blenny The follwing fish have died: Yellow tang Naso tang bicolor blenny black blenny mandrin cardnial fish My question is this....What could be killing these fish....Could it be the urchins, anenomes, or maybe the shrimp. I am baffled because the rest of the tank looks completely healty and everone else is thriving. Thanks, Marshall |
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