Lobos are aggressive...

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I had this button scoly about 2 inches away from my lobo for about 6 months with no issues. Last week I woke up and it looked like the lobo casted mensentrial filaments from the side/underneath the coral. I should have taken a picture because it looked kind of neat, but I was focused on separating them.

I’m hopeful that it’ll recover. May take 6 months but I’ll document the progress.

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Some corals definitely don't play around o_O
 
Wow it sure took a beating ,some lobos sure don't mess around
 
Significant progress already!


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They also have no difficulty attacking trachys from a centimeter away.
 
Pics please! Would love to see how its doing

Moved from MN to TX a month ago and tore down the tank. :(

For the last 4 months or so it was in my sump because a matted file fish was picking at it.
 

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