Anyone have a naso tang and algae blenny randomly die?

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Today I randomly found an algae blenny and and naso tang dead. I tried looking for disease and saw nothing. They were the only two fish acting weird the rest of my tank seems fine should I be worried?
 

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Today I randomly found an algae blenny and and naso tang dead. I tried looking for disease and saw nothing. They were the only two fish acting weird the rest of my tank seems fine should I be worried?
Death of two fish at the same time with no notice reminds me of an attack.

For me, it turned out to be a green mantis.
 
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How did you discover it?
By accident. Did hear some clicks, but didn’t think.
I never used live rock ever!

Two seasoned fish, 6+ years, beaten senseless. Then just gone, no body.

Just was feeding one night and it come out about 3” from a rock and grabbed the food and immediately returned. It was 5-6” green nasty thing.

Stalks at night.

Easy to get out if found, they not to smart, nor fast.
 
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By accident. Did hear some clicks, but didn’t think.
I never used live rock ever!

Two seasoned fish, 6+ years, beaten senseless. Then just gone, no body.

Just was feeding one night and it come out about 3” from a rock and grabbed the food and immediately returned. It was 5-6” green nasty thing.

Stalks at night.

Easy to get out if found, they not to smart, nor fast.
I’ve never heard any that I noticed today and tomorrow I will see
 
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By accident. Did hear some clicks, but didn’t think.
I never used live rock ever!

Two seasoned fish, 6+ years, beaten senseless. Then just gone, no body.

Just was feeding one night and it come out about 3” from a rock and grabbed the food and immediately returned. It was 5-6” green nasty thing.

Stalks at night.

Easy to get out if found, they not to smart, nor fast.
How did you get it out? Also i saw in another thread that you never used live rock, how did it. Get in your tank?
 
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Just a shot in the dark but have you had any cyano or dinoflagellate in the system?
 
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How did you get it out? Also i saw in another thread that you never used live rock, how did it. Get in your tank?
Only way in was as a baby on a coral.
I did not know that was a possibility.
Once found, he stayed right in that spot.
I pulled the coral it hid behind and netted him.
Not to fast at all.
 
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