Tailspot Blenny eating corals??

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I recently got a new tailspot blenny. At first I thought my Monti was dying because he was perching on it all the time, but a few days ago I saw the blenny biting at it, and actually pulling off the color / zooxanthellae from the coral. Now the Digitata next to the monti is losing color, and I have seen it pecking at that also.

Anyone ever hear of this? Time to pull it? I am reading some other posts about them specifically targeting Montis.
 

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