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So two days ago the euphelia in the photo fall into the Duncan, I take it out of there and glued it back to his spot.
But since then the Duncan just has been like this closed, did the euphelia sting the Duncan?
Is this normal?


I know about the Dino’s, I am in a process of getting rid of them.

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Irritated from touching. Possibly a mild sting but more likely just annoyed

Both should be ok. It can take days or weeks but they should open normally again
 
Irritated from touching. Possibly a mild sting but more likely just annoyed

Both should be ok. It can take days or weeks but they should open normally again
Ok tks very much, I hope is just that simple.
The euphelia doesn’t seem bothered but the Duncan does.
 
It's hard to tell from that picture with all the blue, but it looks ok to me, probably a little irritated. The euphilia probably did sting it. I've never had Duncan's but I've had other euphilia and I know some can really deliver a sting! My frogspawn has even hit me when I was breaking off some branches
 

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