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I haven't see my Xhatched Trigger for about a week. This morning I find him (dead :( ) wedged between two rocks that just happened to be out of my reach. BTW, he is about 7 inches...

The question is: What is the worth case senario if I left him there?

Any trick to recovery the body?

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Dennis
 
Depends on your clean up crew, I could lose a 5 inch fish and never find a piece of him the next day in my tank... Also depends on the size of the system, equipment and all that.
 
I would have to agree with Karylen..Have lost a few dart fish and NEVER seen anything left the next day...but with a bunch of hermits and crabs that can be expected
 
I do see lots of hermit crabs crawling all over it. It is a pretty good size system. I have a green brittle star (10"+) that was banished to the sump. I will try to catch it and put it on the DT.

I am not too sure is - if it safe for other fish to dine on him. Since I don't know the cause of him demise? What is a lifespan of a Trigger in captivity?



Depends on your clean up crew, I could lose a 5 inch fish and never find a piece of him the next day in my tank... Also depends on the size of the system, equipment and all that.
 

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