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I am trying to find someone that can give me some help. I have put out
about $200 on percula's only to have them all die on me. I have a 55G tank with a tidal wave wet/dry. Water tests are all very good with ammonia and all testing at 0 and not having any problems with the other fish or crabs in the tank. I have the Clowns for 2 to 3 weeks, then all of a sudden the will stop eating, start to breath rapid and then die off. Have tired putting them in a hospital tank with Copper safe and fresh water dip that have not helped. These have all been tank-raised clowns. Any help would be greatly approached. Archie |
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Nitrate is zero? Nitrite? Phosphate? Salinity? Give me as much info
as you can. Do you have live rock? How much. Have you tried running carbon for a couple weeks? There may be a toxin that built up slowly enough that the existing inhabitants built up a resistance to it, but new additions can't tolerate it for long. Also consider the quality of pumps\filters\powerheads. A poorly sheilded, failing one can discharge electrons into the water, a grounding prode *may* help if this is the issue. Also, how old is the tank? I haven't heard of a "tidal wave wet\dry" not could I find it with a cursory Google search. Does this use bio-balls or similar? You may want to consider your filtration unless nitrate aren't an issue, as wet\dry filters are long out of popularity with most reefers due to their tendancy to manufacture nitrates at alarming rates. keep posting! -- --- billy --- Need comptech help? Newsgroup: news://news.winextra.com Web: http://www.winextra.com "Wilbur" wrote in message om... |I am trying to find someone that can give me some help. I have put out | about $200 on percula's only to have them all die on me. I have a 55G | tank with a tidal wave wet/dry. Water tests are all very good with | ammonia and all testing at 0 and not having any problems with the | other fish or crabs in the tank. | I have the Clowns for 2 to 3 weeks, then all of a sudden the will stop | eating, start to breath rapid and then die off. Have tired putting | them in a hospital tank with Copper safe and fresh water dip that have | not helped. These have all been tank-raised clowns. Any help would be | greatly approached. | Archie --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.775 / Virus Database: 522 - Release Date: 10/8/2004 |
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