Sfin's Dream.

Won't they go after smaller fish once they get bigger?
They may?? I've never heard that and would be Extremely surprised if one could even grab a fish with how tiny their claws are. Would be even more surprised if they could muscle a healthy fish out of the water.

I'd be interested to see if anyone has actually had one nab a healthy fish.
 
They may?? I've never heard that and would be Extremely surprised if one could even grab a fish with how tiny their claws are. Would be even more surprised if they could muscle a healthy fish out of the water.

I'd be interested to see if anyone has actually had one nab a healthy fish.
I've never heard of it being a thing...
 
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This is where I heard it.....from LiveAquaria website. Of course, that not the same a first hand experience. its also not very definitive.
 
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This is where I heard it.....from LiveAquaria website. Of course, that not the same a first hand experience. its also not very definitive.
From my experience, I'll trust an arrow crab over a coral banded shrimp every day of the week.
 
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This is where I heard it.....from LiveAquaria website. Of course, that not the same a first hand experience. its also not very definitive.
I knew I read or heard it somewhere
 
Forgot a seal on the skimmer small leak whoops. Pull skimmer replace seal not not just a small drip but a trickle. Pulled skimmer and reset everything water check and placed back on tank.
 
Well the half black angel is out of the dram. It's been banished to the qt. It was trying to best up the foxface. It was relentless.

Of course the rocks didn't go back together right but I really like how it turned out.

I left some of me in the tank. More than a few drops of blood.
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