Yellow Tangs with Red Streaks or Blotches
Started by power, Mar 04 2007 10:38 PM
10 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 04 March 2007 - 10:38 PM
Anyone know what locally avaliable products and where that can help to get rid of the red blotches?
3.5ft X 2 ft X 2.5 ft
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
#2
Posted 04 March 2007 - 10:42 PM
some more picture
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3.5ft X 2 ft X 2.5 ft
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
#3
Posted 04 March 2007 - 10:55 PM
Was the YT being attacked by other fishes??
#4
Posted 04 March 2007 - 11:35 PM
seems like its fins are gone!! is it under alot of stress? try to feed it w lots of nori soaked in selcon

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#5
Posted 05 March 2007 - 09:05 AM
This is normally due to ammonia poisoning and they exhibit symptoms like lost of appetite, red streaks on the fins n body, etc.
To remedy this you got to change water at least 25% to 50% and lower pH to below 7.0. Stop feeding and change the water daily other than ensuring Ammonia is undectable.
Good luck.
To remedy this you got to change water at least 25% to 50% and lower pH to below 7.0. Stop feeding and change the water daily other than ensuring Ammonia is undectable.
Good luck.

#6
Posted 05 March 2007 - 08:53 PM
hi bro tang. how to reduce the ph to 7 when our tank ph is at 8.3? it is quite impossible leh..?
Btw, bro power.. take good care of ur yellow.. look very poor thing..
Btw, bro power.. take good care of ur yellow.. look very poor thing..
#7
Posted 05 March 2007 - 09:44 PM
This is normally due to ammonia poisoning and they exhibit symptoms like lost of appetite, red streaks on the fins n body, etc.
To remedy this you got to change water at least 25% to 50% and lower pH to below 7.0. Stop feeding and change the water daily other than ensuring Ammonia is undectable.
Good luck.
Bro,
pardon my chemisty.. but lowering pH to below 7.0, wouldnt it like keeping FW?
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Let us work together to preserve the world for our children to inherit by being responsible to our surroundings. Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints, bubbles and memories.
"When the last tree is cut and last river poisoned, you will realised that you cannot eat your money."
Safe Diving, Dive Safely.
Self
Confessed
Underwater
Breathing
Addict
My last dive trip to Manado
Tank:63"x36"x30" IOS (Product of GeoAquatic), Sequence Reeflo Dart & Deltec 4745 (connected to a penductor) as Return pumps, Deltec PF601 Calcium Reactor, Weipro pH controller, Artica 1HP Chiller, 10 tubes of 54W T5 DE Lights (6 KZ Whites, 2 Fuji Purple, 2 Giesemann Pure Actinic), Deltec NF509 Sulphur Denitrator, Deltec 851 Skimmer, RM FR(with removable inner tube), Tunze 6060, 2xTunze TS07, TS24, 7095 Tunze multi-controller, 12" Typhoon Fan mounted on wall, Tunze wavebox, Coralife UV, American Pinpoint pH Monitor, American Pinpoint Wireless Thermometer, Aqualifter on JBJ Auto Topup, IKEA Storage Tub as Reservoir, SP300 for dosing, korallia 2, Hydor Color LED, DIY Moonlights and dawn/dusk lights.
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#8
Posted 07 March 2007 - 12:19 PM
The red streak may result from bleeding.
Tank and equipment:-
2 tier 4X2X2 15mm (one tank unused)
Macro needle wheel skimmer AP-350
Cannister filter
Resun 280 chiller
1 X Seio 820
1 X 150w Metal halide
2 X T5 aquaz blue
Livestock:-
2 X Humbug damsel
6 X green chromis
4 X Clownfish
1 X Purple tang
1 X Foxface
1 X Swallowtail angelfish
1 X Mandarin fish
Corals:-
Chack it out here at my tank thread:- http://www.absoluter...?showtopic=4768
2 tier 4X2X2 15mm (one tank unused)
Macro needle wheel skimmer AP-350
Cannister filter
Resun 280 chiller
1 X Seio 820
1 X 150w Metal halide
2 X T5 aquaz blue
Livestock:-
2 X Humbug damsel
6 X green chromis
4 X Clownfish
1 X Purple tang
1 X Foxface
1 X Swallowtail angelfish
1 X Mandarin fish
Corals:-
Chack it out here at my tank thread:- http://www.absoluter...?showtopic=4768
#9
Posted 07 March 2007 - 01:15 PM
how long have you been keeping the fish dude ?
Also, there seems to be some HLLE on the right side of the fish just below the eye.
which is mainly nutritional deficiencies.
Most prob. regular water change n veggie diet would help.
Also, there seems to be some HLLE on the right side of the fish just below the eye.
which is mainly nutritional deficiencies.
Most prob. regular water change n veggie diet would help.
#10
Posted 07 March 2007 - 10:39 PM
When I got the fish, the top fin was worst than that. Or should I say almost no fin. Guess it had a big fight. After 2 month plus it start to grow back. It has been feeding well. Will check the ammonia level again as I just change the water.... about 20%. Seems like the condition is getting worst. But it is still feeding. Will continue to monitor.
3.5ft X 2 ft X 2.5 ft
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
Deltec Protein Skimmer AP 600 - Eheim Compact 1000
Deltec - NF 509
American Marine Pinpoint ORP Monitor
Teco TR20 Chiller - Aqua-Bee UP 2000 Aquarium Pump
Aqua-Bee UP 7000 Aquarium Pump - return
Skimz Fluidized Reactor- Aqua-Bee UP 2000 tee off to NF 509
DE T5 Lightings 8 x 39watts
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