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Today I just saw my carpenter wrasse disappear in seconds. I was feeding my snowflake eel and my carpenter wrasse decided to nip on the shrimp that I was feeding and my eel smelled him and he got him on the head and swallowed him whole. It's sad but I learned my lesson not to feed my eel close to a fish or feed the fishes first before the eel. Dam.
I tried to help the carpenter but the eel is too fast.
Another 25$ lost.
R.I.P carpenter wrasse.
 
Today I just saw my carpenter wrasse disappear in seconds. I was feeding my snowflake eel and my carpenter wrasse decided to nip on the shrimp that I was feeding and my eel smelled him and he got him on the head and swallowed him whole. It's sad but I learned my lesson not to feed my eel close to a fish or feed the fishes first before the eel. Dam.
I tried to help the carpenter but the eel is too fast.
Another 25$ lost.
R.I.P carpenter wrasse.

My friends eel ate every thing, even large looksdowns. I don't think anything will be safe as it grows.
 

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