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05/28/2007, 02:46 AM
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Poor chomis coloration
One of my Blue/Green Chromis isn't as bright as the other fish. He is the dominant chromis of the tank. I feed my fish a mix of mysis shrimp and Ocean Nutrition Prime Reef. All the other fish in the tank look great. There is no visible parasite, infection, fungus, etc. Is there anything that I could add to my food regimen to boost color and health?
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05/28/2007, 04:19 AM
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If the fish is the dominant one, its displaying a dominant color to show that he is the boss. Or its a slightly different species. No food will make the fish look better providing its being fed good already.
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05/28/2007, 07:26 AM
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My chromis looked realy pale when I got my tank...they came with it. After having it for a few months I am still using the food that came with the tank..something from Ocean Nutrition. I also started using vitachem something has helped because all three chromis now have really nice coloration.
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