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If it turns out to be a bobbit I will pay to have you ship it to me.
are you serious?! youd love a bobbit!? until it started killing your inhabitants and corals. you might wanna think about that a bit more. sure they are cool, but not in a mixed reef tank. I spend way too much on my fish/corals to lose them to a random, ugly worm
If that's what it is, it's all yours Wiz! [emoji12]Assuming u don't want it. Lol sry
I hope so too, it just came to mind for me because the chunk out of your wrass looked like one of the victims at my LFS. It took the owner and 2 of his staff to wrangle that bugger.I hope it's not a bobbit. Those things are a nightmare to find! Wicked fast and stealthy... sigh. This weekend will bring another night of watching
My tiny coral banded kills every new fish I add to the tank. I feel your painI have just lost my fourth wrasse in the past four weeks. Something is killing them! I am completely heart broken. I will be attempting to remove all crabs from my system in hopes they are the culprits. I have lost my 7 year old yellow wrasse, both my leopards and a flasher. I find their bodies with brand new wounds and the hermits feasting on them. They are in perfect health otherwise. I am soo done right now.
My tiny coral banded kills every new fish I add to the tank. I feel your pain
What kind of brittle? The green brittles are nasty and known fish killers.
Not trying to steal your thread, but the exact same thing happened to my wrasse. Would love to know what happened also.
Exact same thing happened to my six line wrasse. Bought an established tank (2 years old), had it set up over 6 months. Over that time added a couple corals and 3 peppermint shrimp (last addition was several months earlier).
One morning I noticed the wrasse was injured along the dorsal fin. It always slept in holes in the rocks so I thought it probably scraped it on the rocks. It healed completely.
Week later same thing happened only worse, and it was on the dorsal fin and belly this time. It slowly started healing though. Was almost completely better when I found it as pictured above, dead.
It looked like something had taken bites out of it.
No hermits, no other crabs, only a few snails. 2 clowns, 1 chromis, 1 diamond goby, and large brittle star that never comes out from under its rock. The only thing that could have done the damage is the brittle star (but it is over 18" across and I would think he would have killed the fish, not just injured it) or the clowns (the injuries always occurred at night and the clowns never leave the Xenia and the chromis sleeps inches from them and it has never been bothered).
That shouldn't do it. The way stars eat wouldn't leave evidence unless disturbed. I will continue to update the thread as I find thingsNot a green, it is mostly black.
That mantis didn't do that to your wrasse. That's not what it would look like.