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I can't think of anything else in the tank that could do that. I was thinking mantis shrimp, but I have so many small inverts and stuff, I would expect to see them go, or the pipe fish before the tangs! Not only that, but none of the other fish would be even capable of doing that kind of damage to the fish... Some good news.. I actually found the second Tang. Bad news.. doesn't look like he will live through the night. It looks like he has been beaten against the rocks nightly. Here is a video of him. He won't even eat. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w_rU...ature=youtu.be The starfish thing.. I have heard both side of that. I got a Linkia from AI and they said the same thing, we took it out of water when putting it in the tank and it died awfully quickly, so did theirs. Since then I have been paranoid about taking them out of the water. I am really hoping they survive. They are the little red ones and are supposed to be somewhat hardy... Last edited by pseudonym; 09-21-2012 at 02:16 AM. |
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![]() The tang is in really bad shape
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Clowns 2 Blenny 1 Mandarins 2 Pipe Fish 3 Tangs 2 __ 10 In a 29 gallon tank, I think it's your fault totally the fish went awol in the tank, you have; in my opinion overstocked the tank. It's sad yes, and I think you have learned a valuable lesson, I hope you do not have anything else die mate.
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![]() I love clowns, but yes, horrible awful creatures
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