GSP looking grey and black doesn't appear to be eating
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 11:34 am
I have had two GSP puffers in a 55 gallon tank
I have two GSP in a 55 gallon tank one is very active and bright with yellow and black spots the other is showing black near his spots and stays close to the bottom of the sand substrate bottom.
The little puffer sinks to the bottom and I haven't seen him eat much food if any. It could be the other one picking of bullying it But can't determine.
I've been treating the tank with paragaurd and did. 40% water change last Sunday.
Been feeding them frozen blood worms and dried krill.
The PH level is 7.5
Ammonia is 0
Salinity is 1.00
One of the GSP is thriving and vibrant yellow where the other now is black / grey and doesn't appear to be interested in food.
He floats on the bottom.
Threw some nitrate snails in * Too big to eat but hoping they'll breed*
Also they have left 2 ghost shrimp in the tank
https://goo.gl/photos/MA57WNe2QqwHdXYC6
I have two GSP in a 55 gallon tank one is very active and bright with yellow and black spots the other is showing black near his spots and stays close to the bottom of the sand substrate bottom.
The little puffer sinks to the bottom and I haven't seen him eat much food if any. It could be the other one picking of bullying it But can't determine.
I've been treating the tank with paragaurd and did. 40% water change last Sunday.
Been feeding them frozen blood worms and dried krill.
The PH level is 7.5
Ammonia is 0
Salinity is 1.00
One of the GSP is thriving and vibrant yellow where the other now is black / grey and doesn't appear to be interested in food.
He floats on the bottom.
Threw some nitrate snails in * Too big to eat but hoping they'll breed*
Also they have left 2 ghost shrimp in the tank
https://goo.gl/photos/MA57WNe2QqwHdXYC6