Ok I've already put this in the wrong forum (and this might be the wrong one again...) but can anyone help please:
Tank size: 50 litres
Temperature: 26 Degrees Celcius
Tank readings: I'm buying some new reading equipment over the next week and until then cannot give details although I bought a new coral yesterday and took a sample of water to the specialist shop I use. They measured it and it was all fine (I like to do this before spending!)
Fish Symptoms: I have 2 true percula clowns, one has just developed a swollen red area underneath his mouth. On the photo provided it looks white but to the naked eye it looks red, almost like a spot. He's still eating normally, isn't hiding or acting strangely. Although I saw the cleaner shrimp eyeing him up earlier which might indicate something on him?
Volume and Frequency of water changes: 10% water change every week, water is pre-mixed at said shop above.
Chemical Additives or Media in your tank: Built in filter system at the back including carbon
Tank inhabitants: 2 percula clown's, 2 cleaner shrimp, 2 hermit crabs, a button coral, frogspawn, flower coral and feather duster.
Recent additions to your tank (living or decoration): a piece of live rock and a new soft coral. The name has escaped me at the minute (it looks like a yellow cactus)
Digital photo (include if possible):
http
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http/img204.imageshack.us/i/p1000032c.jpg/
http/img515.imageshack.us/i/p1000033.jpg/
As you can see these are beautiful little clown's and I'd hate anything bad to happen
Tank size: 50 litres
Temperature: 26 Degrees Celcius
Tank readings: I'm buying some new reading equipment over the next week and until then cannot give details although I bought a new coral yesterday and took a sample of water to the specialist shop I use. They measured it and it was all fine (I like to do this before spending!)
Fish Symptoms: I have 2 true percula clowns, one has just developed a swollen red area underneath his mouth. On the photo provided it looks white but to the naked eye it looks red, almost like a spot. He's still eating normally, isn't hiding or acting strangely. Although I saw the cleaner shrimp eyeing him up earlier which might indicate something on him?
Volume and Frequency of water changes: 10% water change every week, water is pre-mixed at said shop above.
Chemical Additives or Media in your tank: Built in filter system at the back including carbon
Tank inhabitants: 2 percula clown's, 2 cleaner shrimp, 2 hermit crabs, a button coral, frogspawn, flower coral and feather duster.
Recent additions to your tank (living or decoration): a piece of live rock and a new soft coral. The name has escaped me at the minute (it looks like a yellow cactus)
Digital photo (include if possible):
http
/img187.imageshack.us/i/p1000031a.jpg/http
/img204.imageshack.us/i/p1000032c.jpg/http
/img515.imageshack.us/i/p1000033.jpg/As you can see these are beautiful little clown's and I'd hate anything bad to happen
to TFF nice to have you on-board
