Starting to think I post too much lol
I just have to ask. Yesterday I noticed my corkscrew blenny had white on it's side as it swam by. It's hard to get a close look because it sticks its tail in rocks and just pokes his head out. Well he was sitting on a rock right now so I checked the white and it was his fin upside down... I snapped a pic then it swam around not moving that fin. The rest of it looks beat up too. I only have clowns and a cardinal in there so I'm not sure what beat him up so bad. Do bristleworms attack if he sticks his tail inside a hole with one inside? What can I do for the fin?
I added stresscoat with aloe for his other damage but not sure what else I can do. He didn't come out to feed the last 3 feedings now I know why. He's hard to fond so not sure if I can spot feed.
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I just have to ask. Yesterday I noticed my corkscrew blenny had white on it's side as it swam by. It's hard to get a close look because it sticks its tail in rocks and just pokes his head out. Well he was sitting on a rock right now so I checked the white and it was his fin upside down... I snapped a pic then it swam around not moving that fin. The rest of it looks beat up too. I only have clowns and a cardinal in there so I'm not sure what beat him up so bad. Do bristleworms attack if he sticks his tail inside a hole with one inside? What can I do for the fin?
I added stresscoat with aloe for his other damage but not sure what else I can do. He didn't come out to feed the last 3 feedings now I know why. He's hard to fond so not sure if I can spot feed.
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