Strawberry blasset is a jerk.

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So I have a strawberry blasset that I'm almost 100 percent sure ate my cleaner shrimp. He also bit the tail fins off my scooter blenny (I know he's a dragonet). I pulled him out of my 29g tank, well sort of he went into one of my live rocks so I pulled the whole rock and put it in my 10g tank that has my lawnmower blenny on it. Will my blenny be ok until I can get it back to the fish store in a week or is the blasset going to have to go tomorrow. I don't want to lose more fish over one I didn't want to begin with. (The wife had to have it)
 
Lawnmower blennies can take care of themselves. I wouldn't worry.
 
I think you going to have more problems now because youve got it in an even smaller tank with another peaceful fish.
 
I think you going to have more problems now because youve got it in an even smaller tank with another peaceful fish.
Lawnmower blennies are quite sturdy and are pretty territorial themselves.
 
Lawnmower blennies can take care of themselves. I wouldn't worry.
Ok thanks I'll probably still take it back since 2 fish in a 10g is probably to much. Plus eating a $30 shrimp and attacking my scooter puts him in my bad graces it's lucky I don't have my Mantis shrimp tank set up yet.
 
I think you going to have more problems now because youve got it in an even smaller tank with another peaceful fish.
The main reason I did it is because my blenny is like twice the size of the blasset.
 

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