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Hi all,
Walked up to the tank and saw my convict tang in the back laying flat on the sand. Gills moving, eyes moving, pectoral fins moving a bit. But pretty non-responsive physically when I netted him and moved him to a safe section of the refugium. (seemed COMPLETELY normal an hour or so ago)
I have a Blue-lined/striped rabbitfish that's about 3-5 weeks new to the tank. It's been a bit shy but swims around quite a lot with the convict tang seemingly eating together.
So I have no evidence that I can find that the rabbitfish stung the tang - don't see any puncture marks. But was just wondering if anyone has seen the effects of a rabbitfish stinging another fish?
The tang is now just laying in a net in some flow in the refugium - still alive.
Thanks.
Walked up to the tank and saw my convict tang in the back laying flat on the sand. Gills moving, eyes moving, pectoral fins moving a bit. But pretty non-responsive physically when I netted him and moved him to a safe section of the refugium. (seemed COMPLETELY normal an hour or so ago)
I have a Blue-lined/striped rabbitfish that's about 3-5 weeks new to the tank. It's been a bit shy but swims around quite a lot with the convict tang seemingly eating together.
So I have no evidence that I can find that the rabbitfish stung the tang - don't see any puncture marks. But was just wondering if anyone has seen the effects of a rabbitfish stinging another fish?
The tang is now just laying in a net in some flow in the refugium - still alive.
Thanks.
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