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    Posted: August 02 2012 at 10:14pm
I have a female black ice clown. 4 months old, in a 34 gal rsm. Paired with another black ice clown and various other fish in tank. The clown has not eaten for over a week. Treated in lifeguard in QT for 5 days. Back in display, breathing rapidly, shows interest in wanting to eat briefly but won't eat. Now just listing on the bottom breathing very rapidly. Any ideas??? I want to save her, I've never lost a fish in over 1.5 years. I have furan for meds but that's it. Freshwater dip??

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Im afraid it might be to late man... Sorry.. Usually when they are this far gone, anything (freshwater dip, moving to a qt tank) it usually will stress them out causing more sickness... Sorry...
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Have you put garlic on the fish food?
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Yep, tried the garlic
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Keep using garlic. What about a cleaner shrimp?
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Do you have acclamation box it could go in
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No cleaner shrimp. She looks fine outwardly, no signs of any parasite or bacteria. She was treated for the five days in the lifeguard and actually looked ok, but wouldn't eat. I don't have an acc box but can put her back in qt
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I hate to be the **** here but you should have never put it back in the display if it wasn't eating. The bottom line is if it won't eat it is still sick. 
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