Coral croucher venom potency

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Kinda want to get a coral croucher, as it’s a small scorpionfish that will satisfy my love of scorpionfishes, but it is still a venomous fish and I plan on getting an eel in the future. Will a fish that attack a coral croucher die itself? That’s about the biggest thing I worry about.
 
What kind of eel?
@lion king can probably best answer the potency, but I would guess a fish that small isn’t a huge risk. I’d be more worried about an eel eating the croucher.
 
A coral croucher is a very small sedentary fish that could be easily eaten by any eel, housing an eel with a croucher is probably not a good idea. The effects of their venom would be on a case by case basis, as their will be many variables.
 
A coral croucher is a very small sedentary fish that could be easily eaten by any eel, housing an eel with a croucher is probably not a good idea. The effects of their venom would be on a case by case basis, as their will be many variables.
Probably a pebbletooth like a snowflake or zebra, since I’ll have other small fish. I like the big eels that are more friendly.
 

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