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Not that I have ever seen. My clowns enjoy hosting the frogspawn and the sweepers on the space invader pectinia lol, but never seen them touch this hammer. Nor have I seen any other fish, inverts, or anything else mess with it.Nice tank, I doubt it’s water.
Anyone in your DT that might “bug” him?
Any other little unwanted guests ?I have also been battling AEFWs, but I don't think they would mess with a hammer???
I've never seen them eat euphyllia but if they are making a home in its skeleton this may be causing an issue.I have also been battling AEFWs, but I don't think they would mess with a hammer???
Yeah no swings. Everything has been very stable. I pulled it out and dipped, didn’t notice anything come off of it. I guess we will just wait and see if it recovers.Any swings?
Any other little unwanted guests ?
Let me introduce you to, EEFW (Euphyllia Eating Flatworm). Those guys are nasty and way bigger. I have only spot one once so far, hitchhiking a new hammer. I used a pippette to squirt some freshwater on the flatworm to remove it and scrubbed the hammer’s skeleton to dislodge any eggs. The FW may look like the euphyllia’s flesh.I have also been battling AEFWs, but I don't think they would mess with a hammer???
Check the base of it for eefw “euphyllia eating flat worms “. They are extremely good hiders especially on hammers. Bayer insect dip will kill the mature ones and any other pest