Murder in the night

bigkai · Oct 26, 2014

Lol I woke up this morning to my sailfin tang being eaten by one of my corals. Well at least I dont have to get him out lol.

Steveowhits · Oct 26, 2014

That fish did what it could to end coral hunger. #hero :violin:

Tab28 · Oct 26, 2014

What type of coral was it? Not fair to label coral murder.

bigkai · Oct 26, 2014

Theirs a real good chance it died in the night and the coral was in the right place lol. Its crazy tho the fish was fine last night not sure what happen. Lol wont have to feed that one this week lol

TruRacr314x · Oct 26, 2014

Wow...

bigkai · Oct 26, 2014

Its full and opened back up lol

Tab28 · Oct 26, 2014

bigkai said:
Its full and opened back up lol

Is that a meat coral?

bigkai · Oct 26, 2014

Its a green Cynarina coral

Daniel@R2R · Oct 26, 2014

Wow! Crazy!

Murder in the night

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