I have had this guy for 2 years in May he's always been much fatter than any I see at the store. About once a month I buy 4-6 hermits I have 4 real big ones and a giant Halloween hermit.
They always come in so small and most of the time one if I'm lucky two make it the LFS owner said the Halloween hermi might be eating them or the emerald grab (3 fish inhabitants are 2 clowns pair in 32 gallon biocube and him a male with the flashy fin) rest is just snails, hermits, and a yellow coral shrimp to help with the bristle worms that never left which came in on the live rock.
Well I went tonight for feeding time and sticking out of his mouth were some small red hermit legs. I let it be and he seems to be doing just fine but I looked everywhere online they said a different type of blenny (it's a dragonet) has rarely been seen pulling hermits out of the shell and eating them. But no mention of a red scooter Blenny (red dragonet) doing it.
Any input on this he feeds on copepods all day and eats frozen food at feeding time.
They always come in so small and most of the time one if I'm lucky two make it the LFS owner said the Halloween hermi might be eating them or the emerald grab (3 fish inhabitants are 2 clowns pair in 32 gallon biocube and him a male with the flashy fin) rest is just snails, hermits, and a yellow coral shrimp to help with the bristle worms that never left which came in on the live rock.
Well I went tonight for feeding time and sticking out of his mouth were some small red hermit legs. I let it be and he seems to be doing just fine but I looked everywhere online they said a different type of blenny (it's a dragonet) has rarely been seen pulling hermits out of the shell and eating them. But no mention of a red scooter Blenny (red dragonet) doing it.
Any input on this he feeds on copepods all day and eats frozen food at feeding time.