dcombs44
12/18/2006, 05:21 PM
Hi everyone.
I added my 2 fish to my new tank last night. I've had them both for over a year, but the lfs was babysitting while I was setting up my new tank. I drip acclimated them for about 1.5 hours last night, and them put them in the tank. They stayed very close to each other for most of the evening. I never turned the lights on. This morning they were both alive (yay) but still very close together. This evening I came home to find them out and swimming, but my clownfish seems to be attacking his reflection. I went and prepped some food (rod's food) and added a couple drops of vitachem. I tossed it in the water and the tang ate very well. The clown continued to race up and down, back and forth against the glass. Should I maybe shut the lights off for the evening and let him calm down, or is there something else i can do. The tank is very well cycled. It has run for 4 months and all params are in check.
pH 8.3
temp 80
NO3 0
NO2 0
NH3/NH4 0
calc 390
dk 8.3
PO4 .1
sg 1.023
Thanks
I added my 2 fish to my new tank last night. I've had them both for over a year, but the lfs was babysitting while I was setting up my new tank. I drip acclimated them for about 1.5 hours last night, and them put them in the tank. They stayed very close to each other for most of the evening. I never turned the lights on. This morning they were both alive (yay) but still very close together. This evening I came home to find them out and swimming, but my clownfish seems to be attacking his reflection. I went and prepped some food (rod's food) and added a couple drops of vitachem. I tossed it in the water and the tang ate very well. The clown continued to race up and down, back and forth against the glass. Should I maybe shut the lights off for the evening and let him calm down, or is there something else i can do. The tank is very well cycled. It has run for 4 months and all params are in check.
pH 8.3
temp 80
NO3 0
NO2 0
NH3/NH4 0
calc 390
dk 8.3
PO4 .1
sg 1.023
Thanks