I have simply lost a fish... Could my big GBTA have eaten it? I'll keep looking for an anemone sht shaped like my fish.
Did my BTA eat a damsel?
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It's possible, but most likely if that occured the damsel was already ailing in some way.
Many times a clown will drag a sick/dead fish into a nem, making many think nem just ate a healthy fish.
You may see bones.
Many times a clown will drag a sick/dead fish into a nem, making many think nem just ate a healthy fish.
You may see bones.
HAha, crazy! yeah, he didn't have a tail, but he hasn't had a tail for a year... I'll be looking for bones!!!
Agreed. There are several species (as well as larger specimens) that can take down healthy fish, but this species isn't usually a problem. Not discounting the possibility, but as davocean said, it is more unlikely.
Young or old, damsels can take a nem as host, but I suspect the missing tail MAY have had something to do w/ it.
Clownfish are in damsel family BTW.
My green chromis addapted to my nems.
Clownfish are in damsel family BTW.
My green chromis addapted to my nems.
aw man, i don't know where he was but he re-appeared. safe n sound. no tail n all. a day later. maybe next time...
dont be surprised ive gone days without seeing a fish sometimes. they can be great hiders in the rockwork when they want to be
