Gman83
2500 Club Member
Hey all,
I have an inverts that is eating one of my frogspawn's skeleton. Which ever it is, it's like a beaver chewing through a tree.
Here is a picture of the coral some time in the first month of getting it:
It is the top frogspawn (the blue and green). Mostly a full skeleton except where it was dragged.
Here is a close up of it today:
I dipped the frags before placing it in the tank. I've narrowed it down to a Halloween hermit or my pencil urchin. Those are the only non-snails I have. I've had thr urchin for a while (9+ months) so I'm more inclined to believe it the crab. However, saw the urchin on it last night, and this morning there are new chew marks.
I know it's not a fish, as only have two clowns, a midas blenny, and a tomini tang at the moment.
My question, regardless of which it is how can I get it to stop? I don't want to come home, or wake up to the polyps face down in the sand because something chewed through it.
CA: 480
Po4:.08
No3:10
Alk: 8.9
Salinity: 1.025
I have an inverts that is eating one of my frogspawn's skeleton. Which ever it is, it's like a beaver chewing through a tree.
Here is a picture of the coral some time in the first month of getting it:
It is the top frogspawn (the blue and green). Mostly a full skeleton except where it was dragged.
Here is a close up of it today:
I dipped the frags before placing it in the tank. I've narrowed it down to a Halloween hermit or my pencil urchin. Those are the only non-snails I have. I've had thr urchin for a while (9+ months) so I'm more inclined to believe it the crab. However, saw the urchin on it last night, and this morning there are new chew marks.
I know it's not a fish, as only have two clowns, a midas blenny, and a tomini tang at the moment.
My question, regardless of which it is how can I get it to stop? I don't want to come home, or wake up to the polyps face down in the sand because something chewed through it.
CA: 480
Po4:.08
No3:10
Alk: 8.9
Salinity: 1.025
