I think I know the culprit!

Ya, but I'm trying to recall when I've seen either of those make cause that kind of damage so quickly. The nudi that ate my leather made a smooth hole through it.
 
Ah, got it. Whatever it is is big and hungry.
 
This was the damage done by a large tritoniopsis species.

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I dont know if you ever figured this out or not, but I actually had emerald crabs in my tank (I got rid of those evil jerks) after one of them attacked my toadstool leather, and very quicky took a HUGE chunk out of the side. It looked like a beaver had chewed out part of a tree trunk. My toadstool leather is luckily hearty and is bouncing back but it took a whole day for it to perk back up. But it did some damage and FAST to my toadstool leather.
 
I dont know if you ever figured this out or not, but I actually had emerald crabs in my tank (I got rid of those evil ********) after one of them attacked my toadstool leather, and very quicky took a HUGE chunk out of the side. It looked like a beaver had chewed out part of a tree trunk. My toadstool leather is luckily hearty and is bouncing back but it took a whole day for it to perk back up. But it did some damage and FAST to my toadstool leather.
Yeah check out this pic
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this is him on my cabbage leather one day when I cut the lights on...
 

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