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Perc clown dying?
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Ah the link is bad or something I believe.
Pobably velvet if I can give a general guess with no pic and or visual aid. Freshwater dip and or paraguard treatment. A quarantine tank would do wonders for such emergencies.
Well.. I went out to dinner tongiht.. got home and Nemo was dead... SUCKS! I dont know whats up.. he was turning weird light colors..
I have a pair of False Percs in there as well.. one is hosting an anenome.. they are doing great.. all my coral the anenome is doing perfect as far as I can tell..
I have a pair of False Percs in there as well.. one is hosting an anenome.. they are doing great.. all my coral the anenome is doing perfect as far as I can tell..
The pic came up about 10 minutes ago, but now it says, you have exceeded your alloted bandwidth. Just create an account at somewhere like imagestation.com, or internetphotohost.com and then put the link to the page that the photo is on.
Geocities and Yahoo are rather stingy with their bandwidth.
But might I also suggest that you put a clearer pic up, because while I could tell that there was a clown in the phot it was so blury that I couldnt tell what you wanted us to see on it. Dont take that the wrong way, if this is the best your camera can do then so be it, but it was extremely large, and extremely fuzzy to see any detail.
Geocities and Yahoo are rather stingy with their bandwidth.
But might I also suggest that you put a clearer pic up, because while I could tell that there was a clown in the phot it was so blury that I couldnt tell what you wanted us to see on it. Dont take that the wrong way, if this is the best your camera can do then so be it, but it was extremely large, and extremely fuzzy to see any detail.
http://www.geocities.com/ndimuzio1/fals ... oblem1.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/ndimuzio1/fals ... oblem2.jpg
I wish I knew how to use this camera.. its a nice digital.. I just dont know what to set it on for the tank....
http://www.geocities.com/ndimuzio1/fals ... oblem2.jpg
I wish I knew how to use this camera.. its a nice digital.. I just dont know what to set it on for the tank....
Set it on a tripod for starters, then use the built in timer if possible, of course this makes it difficult to capture moving fish that go out of the frame, but often times I've found that trying a couple time will eventually capture the fish in frame and clear.
Just a suggestion.
Though I can now think I see what your talking about, theres a white blotch on the fish's red part, though I dont know what it is, but hopefully the *Bump* will help others to find the thread and identify whats going on.
Goodluck,
Just a suggestion.
Though I can now think I see what your talking about, theres a white blotch on the fish's red part, though I dont know what it is, but hopefully the *Bump* will help others to find the thread and identify whats going on.
Goodluck,
Don't forget about Brooklynellosis, another tough customer. You'd be doing your fish a huge favor if you made q/t of 30 days the standard.
BTW, you can upload pix (need to make sure they're not too big) directly onto the site here. That would save everyone a bit of the headache of "We're sorry.." :|
BTW, you can upload pix (need to make sure they're not too big) directly onto the site here. That would save everyone a bit of the headache of "We're sorry.." :|
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