Did I kill my frogspawn?

elmotheodd

elmotheodd

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So I.came home yesterday and found my favorite coral missing..I did a water change the day before and everything seemed fine then boom come home and find it gone? Do cleaner shrimp eat corals?


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jahmic

jahmic

Reef Shark
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They will sometimes pick at decaying corals. I've had peppermints go after some healthy lps and softies before...but never cleaner shrimp.
 
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Jeremiah

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I can't answer what happened in your case. But if parameters are good....

i have had sexy shrimp eat heads off my lps before.
 
zombie

zombie

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elmotheodd;303674 said:
I have a coral beauty but.he hasn't been interested in it before... =/

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Might be interested now. There are lots of reports on reef central of coral beautys being model citizens for years and then picking up a taste for lps when they get hungry one day.

You might be an engineer if...You have no life, and you can PROVE it mathematically.
 
Aaron

Aaron

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My experience is when frogspawn heads die they go fast. Luckily my colony has about 50 heads so missing one head is barely noticeable.

Frogspawn have strong stings so I'd be surprised to see an angel go after it.
 
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lol nice, sneaky frogspawn
 
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Jeremiah

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elmotheodd;311442 said:
Great news when I moved I found the frog spawn hidden in tbe back of the tank behind some rock shriveled but still alive! Whoo!
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Wow, really? They can just leave the skeleton behind???? Did NOT know that was possible....
 
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