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I have a mystery on my hands.
I haven’t seen my Flame Angel for a few days.
I have looked everywhere in my tank. It’s nowhere to be found, no remains, nothing.
Is it possible it died and disintegrated or would the other fish eat it including the bones?
 
Did you check all around the tank? Don't know if they're jumpers, but check behind the tank. Otherwise it is possible it passed on and your clean up crew made quick work of it.
 
If all the soft tissue was eaten then the bones could easily get spread throughout the tank without you ever noticing. Or it might just be a great hider and is still somewhere in the rocks.
 
Did you check all around the tank? Don't know if they're jumpers, but check behind the tank. Otherwise it is possible it passed on and your clean up crew made quick work of it.
I have tight glass tops and it didn’t get sucked into my sump.
Two Fire Shrimps and two Hermit Crabs can do that quick of work?
 
Double check your overflows as well. But if in fact you don't find it, it's certainly possible your clean up crew did its job...they can do so very quickly.
 
I have tight glass tops and it didn’t get sucked into my sump.
Two Fire Shrimps and two Hermit Crabs can do that quick of work?
oh yes, they can make quick work of it, as @dbl said, check overflows and if you have filter socks or anything in your sump check there to.
 
How long have you had it?
 

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