I have a fairly large carpet that has been very happy for a few weeks now and the out of the blue he started moving around the tank. I checked my parameters my pH dipped, most likely while I was out of town last week. I addressing the pH issue now. But while the carpet was on the move, it passed by a RBTA and a GBTA along his path. Both of the BTA's seem to be distressed but I cannot tell how bad the damage is. They are both curled up....One of them is actually upside down in a cave and kinda of looks like a light buld handing from the ceiling of the cave. Am I over reacting or should I be concern of my Bubble Tips dying?
Carpet on killing spree?
- Thread starter rhodan
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Not too sure here, I use to have a tank with the same nems, all touched and never had any issues other than retracting from each other. I do know however that nems don't care for a pH change...that may be the issue and possibly what caused the carpet to move.
