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I changed my substrate from gravel to sand two days ago in my 29g. I took my A. Cacatuoides out while I did it. It took about 2 hours, and I arranged my tank exactly the same as it was before.
At first everything seemed ok, then yesterday I noticed my male was just sitting in one spot resting on the sand looking kinda pale, but at feeding time he ate as usual.
Today I saw him in the same spot but looked almost completely white, and he didn't move or eat at all during the morning feeding.
It has to be stress, but what could be causing it, and more importantly HOW DO I FIX IT!??!
He has been healthy and happy for months, then BAM he's got one foot in the grave, and the other one on a banana peel!
HELP
At first everything seemed ok, then yesterday I noticed my male was just sitting in one spot resting on the sand looking kinda pale, but at feeding time he ate as usual.
Today I saw him in the same spot but looked almost completely white, and he didn't move or eat at all during the morning feeding.
It has to be stress, but what could be causing it, and more importantly HOW DO I FIX IT!??!
He has been healthy and happy for months, then BAM he's got one foot in the grave, and the other one on a banana peel!
HELP