I'm interested in what all of you have witnessed within your Reeftanks over time that you have come to believe common behavior unique to specific livestock that you have kept.
For an example in my case I have had three different Kole Tangs that have chased/tormented my algae eating Blennies. The first one attacked my Bicolor Blenny relentlessly to the point where I had to rehome it (Kole Tang), the second or replacement played tag (usually the chaser) with my mismatched pair of Blennies a male Bicolor (same as above) and female Tailspot. I lost the second one along with the Bicolor Blenny in a Ich outbreak a couple years ago and replaced with another lil 1 1/2" one last year, about six months or so ago it has started this same 'Game' this time chasing my pair of Tailspot Blennies in what looks more like a fun thing to do rather than a serious territorial brawl. I have four other Tangs that could care less about the Blennies or the 'Game'.
So what else have you all observed in your Reefs ???
Cheers, Todd
For an example in my case I have had three different Kole Tangs that have chased/tormented my algae eating Blennies. The first one attacked my Bicolor Blenny relentlessly to the point where I had to rehome it (Kole Tang), the second or replacement played tag (usually the chaser) with my mismatched pair of Blennies a male Bicolor (same as above) and female Tailspot. I lost the second one along with the Bicolor Blenny in a Ich outbreak a couple years ago and replaced with another lil 1 1/2" one last year, about six months or so ago it has started this same 'Game' this time chasing my pair of Tailspot Blennies in what looks more like a fun thing to do rather than a serious territorial brawl. I have four other Tangs that could care less about the Blennies or the 'Game'.
So what else have you all observed in your Reefs ???
Cheers, Todd