Prolapsed Duncan mouths?

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This is the second time in a week their mouths have gone all saggy and they’ve pooed/barfed up strings of goo. It goes away overnight and they look happy the rest of the time. IMG_1776.jpeg
 
If you’re target feeding them stop. They are full already.
That explains that, then. They usually catch some of what I feed my fish every day, but I did a target feeding earlier this week, as well. I don’t do them regularly, but I was bored haha. I’ll leave the Duncan out of future target feedings!
 
That explains that, then. They usually catch some of what I feed my fish every day, but I did a target feeding earlier this week, as well. I don’t do them regularly, but I was bored haha. I’ll leave the Duncan out of future target feedings!
Mine grew massive in short time when my tank was balanced and I was drift feeding duncans, bubble coral, and some others with fish food/feedings. I split them up a few times and then got bored with them and traded them in.
 

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