Carpet nem almost ate Dimas goby

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My Dimond goby got pulled into my 12inch carpet nem earlier today but I got him out, his skin is all pealing up, and he is now trying to jump out.. is there anything I can do to help him or is he a gonner?
 
Put him in my refugium, his skin looks like it's peaking off

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I did. Took it down.. I do have my water mixing in a Rubbermaid 30gal.. but would it be worth putting him in there? Shouldn't he be just as good in the fuge? (Newbe question lol)
 
A QT would be better so you can treat it without effecting your whole tank. [HASHTAG]#humblefish[/HASHTAG] should be able to help you better than I.
 
He didn't make it he died about 30 min after I put him in my sump
 
He got beat up pretty bad his whole body was sucked in the nem, but I traded my lfs my carpet for a green rose tip that's about to split and 3 heads of frongspon.
 
hmm looks like my pink spot goby. Good luck usually once they get hit by carpet they perish within 2 days
 
looks like you had a real nice carpet too by the looks of your avatar. I would of kept the carpet myself but I'm a nem lova
 
I wanted to put him in my 36 gal bowfront but it's not cycled yet /:
 
I was a little worried about touching him so I used a small plate to pry him up then when he was un stuck I pulled him up by his foot.
 

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