fish behavior

[graphixx]

if he is acting normal and seems to be fine I would not concern myself. he may be scavenging when your not looking.

I would start to worry when you are seeing physical signs of malnutrition like him getting skinnier actling lethargic and just not as active.

he still may be getting used to his new home.

when you go up to the tank does he go and hide or does he act frightened or skittish??? it should be a very easy acclimation with him being the only fish in the tank.

but I would not worry just yet.

congrats on the new fish by the way

[igot2gats]

I agree with graphixx. Don't worry unless you see signs. I had this issue with a Royal Gramma - never saw him eat for months on end - would never touch food when I put it in....but kept on "ticking".

[MizTanks]

She lets me walk right up to the tank, can take her picture even, good ones at that. She's not skinny.

[graphixx]

if she is not skittish then I would not worry.... she looks healthy to me. from what you have said seems to be settling just fine.

I would keep an eye on the fish till you visibly see it eat and make sure it does not show signs of malnutrition.


good looking fish

[Viva'sReef]

if he is acting normal and seems to be fine i would not concern myself. He may be scavenging when your not looking.

I would start to worry when you are seeing physical signs of malnutrition like him getting skinnier actling lethargic and just not as active.

He still may be getting used to his new home.

When you go up to the tank does he go and hide or does he act frightened or skittish??? It should be a very easy acclimation with him being the only fish in the tank.

But i would not worry just yet.

Congrats on the new fish by the way

^^^^^^^^^^^^. +1

+1 ^^^^^