Rouge Blenny

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Has anyone had an issue with their lawnmower blenny going rogue and eating Zoa’s? I am pretty sure it is him as no one else is in my zoa garden but him and then I have missing heads.
 
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rouge is a cosmetic
rough is not smooth
rogue is not playing by the rules.
i know you probably meant 'rogue' but on another site i saw 'reign in' used and restrained myself from pointing out 'rein in' (as in horses) was the proper usage. very tolerant and virtuous of me but then it comes out sideways toward you. I could just erase this and go on my way. no harm no foul, but ,,, no. lol thanks i feel much better.
 
Thank you for catching that lol! My stupid talk text hates me. I am normally the vocabulary and grammar police.
 
I never had an issue he just started this crap.
 
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Well my heads are completely gone they will heal if it is just the skirt but the whole head I doubt
 
Had a starry eat gorgonians, and a bicolor eat micromusa. Not unheard of for them to go rogue on corals.
 
Had a starry eat gorgonians, and a bicolor eat micromusa. Not unheard of for them to go rogue on corals.
Great he is my favorite fish other then my Purple Dotty. I have a very expensive Zao collection
 
Great he is my favorite fish other then my Purple Dotty. I have a very expensive Zao collection
He is taking the dang heads clean off!
 

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