Don't eat your neighbors

nkyreef · Jan 1, 2018

Would this have caused my yuma to shrink and die? The hammer arm was actually in the mouth. No harm done to the hammer.

sfin52 · Jan 1, 2018

Hammers can produce stinging tentacles and harm neighbors. That’s whould be my guess to what’s is going on. I would move the yumma away from the hammer if it’s still alive.

nkyreef · Jan 1, 2018

I actually moved the hammer higher in the tank so it wouldn't affect anything else. Plus it frees up room for more coral.

revhtree · Jan 1, 2018

That's not nice! HA!

nkyreef · Jan 1, 2018

revhtree said:
That's not nice! HA!

I know! It reminds me of someone eating spaghetti. RIP my dear mushroom.

Don't eat your neighbors

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