I dont think there is anything you can do to help but give him some time and try turning off the lights and check to make sure your water is good also throw a couple of feeders in there too for him to munch on when he's hungry. It should be normal that he's acting like that since he's adjusting to his new home for some reason of all the fish ive owned red bellies, caribe, ocars, flowhorns, knifefish, arowana's,and a jack demsey, my rhom is taking the longest to adjust and i cant understand why. hope that helpsSteelers said:I just put my Rhom in my tank, he is now laying on his side? I put stress coat in there, What should I do???
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Piranha Fan said:I dont think there is anything you can do to help but give him some time and try turning off the lights and check to make sure your water is good also throw a couple of feeders in there too for him to munch on when he's hungry. It should be normal that he's acting like that since he's adjusting to his new home for some reason of all the fish ive owned red bellies, caribe, ocars, flowhorns, knifefish, arowana's,and a jack demsey, my rhom is taking the longest to adjust and i cant understand why. hope that helps
4"black diamond recently bought from aquascape
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Yea, that is what think it is too. My UPS driver didnt bother knocking, and the Rhom was sitting in 20 degree weather for an hour. I let the bag sit in the tank for about 35 mins, but I guess that was not enough. He was exploring the tank, now he's mostly chillin on the left side of the tank.themainman said:Great to here your Rhom up and running. My Pacu did the same thing that your Rhom did and I relized it was the water tempature that stressed him out.
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jerry_plakyda said:Most likely cause was lack of acclimation causeing ph/temp shock.[snapback]853977[/snapback]