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I'm just just curious on how do you guys remove dead fishes in your marine tanks. I have few fishes that are missing in my tank (1 clown, damsel ans a small clown tang. I suspect that they are already dead and stucked in between or under the LRs. How can I remove these or do you guys leave it and ler the CUCs do the job?

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Yes it is best to remove those dead fish as if your tank is small and your bio filter is not strong enough it will cause an ammonia spike and kill all your fish or it might also cause nitrate and phosphate increase in your tank

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Guess yr tank parameters are off also.. Better start checking the ammonia and nitrite..  That's why the fish are starting to die.. Esp if yr clown died.. Clown fish are very hardy fish.. 

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Depending on the fish size, sometime cant find the body as its already eaten by the other fishes n the bones are scattered around..

 

The best is to remove the dead fish at the fastest possible time..1 or 2 fish died might not b your tank got problem, dun b too alarm..look at the whole tank to make an accessment..cheers n happy reefing :)

ps: "fishes are hardy in their species but don't apply to individual" :)

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