Clown biting off sweepers

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Just witness my gold nugget swim up and bite the tip off of my space invaders sweepers.

What gives? Maybe she thought it was food floating by?

Second question I notice she has a lot of black coloration. She is just started to get some gold around her face. Is the black a normal part of the transition?

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My clowns used to do the same if that helps. They would nip the sweepers on a torch.
 
Clowns may interact with corals and anemones that way to get used to the stings. I can't tell from the pictures but sometimes black spots or blotches are wounds from the stings.
 
Clowns may interact with corals and anemones that way to get used to the stings. I can't tell from the pictures but sometimes black spots or blotches are wounds from the stings.
Tough to get a good picture. It doesn't look like wounds but just part of the coloration
 

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