So I bought a long tentical anenome yesterday. He was doing well until I came home today and found part of him in my maxi jet. He was stiff and not singing when I freed him but know he is stinning me and soft again, he seems to be opening up to and not deflated. Other than changing carbon, should I do a water change and syphin out the chopped up tentical? Do you guys think he will live? I'm also keeping power head off as I should still have plenty of water movement with out it.
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Do a small water change if the water looks cloudy/soupy from the nem parts. He doesnt look that bad and should live but being that he's new to your system maybe too soon to tell. Wrap some foam around the power head in case he decides walk around again
Did his foot take a hold of something?
Did his foot take a hold of something?
Cool yea definitely doesn't look to bad I was just confers about the shredded area from removing the ph gaurd . I'll go ahead with water change and switching carbon. He's in my 29g which was a hospital tank then became a rescue/jail for bad fish/inverts tank.
that looks rough....id take em out before he starts to melt
Yea im thinking the same, he was fine before the lights went out.
That was originally it.
here's an R2R thread that used a drug called Ciprofloxacin Treatment Protocol for Sick Anemones not sure if it will help but it could be worth a shot
Can get that out if a pet store or am I going to have to talk to a Dr. To get a script I never bought meds like that for fish before
I have two flury clowns that I can drip into my 93g huge, but I don't know what I would do with my blue ribbon eel, he hates t he 93 and jumped out twice, he however loves the 29g.
i dunno man....how much do you love that nem? Maybe get a temp 3-5gal tank just to hospitalize em
Ciprofloxacin Tablets (Generic)
*i can't verify that this will work...maybe other more seasoned vets can chime in
Ciprofloxacin Tablets (Generic)
*i can't verify that this will work...maybe other more seasoned vets can chime in
Enough that I just pulled into pet co to see if they carry it then go from there I do have a 5g tank I could use.