bubbles n clown acting weird?

today i woke up and there was a small layer of bubbles on the top of my water and i noticed that me one clown wasnt acting normal and he is swimming lopsided? does anyone kno if there is something ronng with him and this is y there is bubbles or the bubbles are causing something and this is making him act weird? anyone every had this happen before?

 

pics would help

 

we need info tank size, how old and stuff like that.

 

fill out this
Temperature:
PH:
Ammonia:
Nitrite:
Nitrate:
Salinity:
dKH/KH/Alkalinity:
Magnesium:
Calcium:
Phosphate:
Test kits you own:
Liquid or Strips:
Brand Name:
Are they Expired?:


Tank size?
Estimated total system?

Reef, fish only or, freshwater?

Current inhabitants? What and how many?
Clean up crew?

How long has your tank been set-up?

Substrate.
Type?
Depth?

Live rock?
How much?
Did you recently add some?

Filtration.
Type?
Protein skimmer?
Do you wet or dry skim?
Maintenance schedule for filtration?
Drilled tank/hang on back overflow?
Sump/refugium. What's in it and how much?
Macro? What kind?

Lighting.
Lighting type?
Age of bulbs?

Feeding
What?
How much?
How often?

Water change schedule.
How much?
How often?
What salt brand?
Water source?

Additives/supplements used?

Do you have a ground probe?
What kind of flow does your tank have?

Any additional info you would like to share.... Including anything different that you have done/not done.

Let's get to the bottom of this. Any of the above info that is questionable to you is pertinent to keeping a happy/healthy tank/wallet.

 

its a 20 long about 6 months old just tested all my levels everything is fine i dont have many corals and i only have 2 clowns and 2 gobies.. n sorry no pics i dont have a camera right now

 

nitrate 0 nitrite 0 ph 8.2 ammonia .25 2 inch aragonite substrate about 25 lbs fiji rock fire fish goby 2 percula clowns and a engineer goby.. also cleaner crew hermets snails and a blood shrimp

 

we need ur real prems not just everything is fine to help u. we relly can thelp if you dont fill that sheet out, it takes 2 mins

 

ill out this
Temperature:76-78
PH:8.2
Ammonia: .25
Nitrite: 0
Nitrate:0
Salinity: .024
dKH/KH/Alkalinity:
Magnesium:
Calcium:
Phosphate:
Test kits you own: api master saltwater kit
Liquid or Strips: liquid
Brand Name:
Are they Expired?: no


Tank size? 20g long
Estimated total system?

Reef, fish only or, freshwater? Fish Kenya tree and few mushrooms

Current inhabitants? What and how many? 2 clowns firfish engineer goby
Clean up crew? Hermits snails and blood shrimp

How long has your tank been set-up? 6 months

Substrate.
Type? live Aragonite black and white
Depth?2 inchs

Live rock?
How much? 20lbs
Did you recently add some? 2 weeks ago

Filtration.
Type? Hob marineland
Protein skimmer? no
Do you wet or dry skim?
Maintenance schedule for filtration? New filter every 2 weeks
Drilled tank/hang on back overflow?
Sump/refugium. What's in it and how much?
Macro? What kind?

Lighting.
Lighting type? 136w pcs
Age of bulbs? 6 months

Feeding
What? Omega 1
How much? Small pinch
How often? 2 times a day

Water change schedule.
How much? 5 gallons
How often? Every other week
What salt brand? oceanic
Water source? Ro unit

Additives/supplements used?

Do you have a ground probe?
What kind of flow does your tank have? Hydor korilla 425 gph

Any additional info you would like to share.... Including anything different that you have done/not done.

Let's get to the bottom of this. Any of the above info that is questionable to you is pertinent to keeping a happy/healthy tank/wallet.

 

You added live rock 2 weeks ago to a 6 month old tank?

My bet is that is the source of the ammonia. It basically restarted your cycle.

You should only add base rock to an established tank. (base rock being just clean white rock).

The fish is a goner if it stays in that tank IMO...

:-/

Good luck.

 

I did not no that and yea idk wut to do if he has something I don't want to put him in another tank and chance giving It to them..