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Situations are fluid. It didn't do it before, but it does now. There are many instances where a fish was fine for an extended period of time, then starts to nip. In most cases, it never goes back to not nipping.He or she never done it in 3 years that I had the fish.
Agree.Situations are fluid. It didn't do it before, but it does now. There are many instances where a fish was fine for an extended period of time, then starts to nip. In most cases, it never goes back to not nipping.
I had to get rid of my blue hippo for the exact same reason!!! Xenia and polyps didn't stand a chance!+1, I have had hippos demolish zoanthids. I also had a kole tang that ate a mantle off of my derasa within first 5 minutes I threw it into the tank. My yellow tang loves to mess with the open brains, but I'm keeping that zombie . Don't get rid of this guy just yet. He might be helping you keep that xenia under control. Also try feeding him more.
I had to get rid of my blue hippo for the exact same reason!!! Xenia and polyps didn't stand a chance!