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possible but all where accounted for this afternoonI think it is the Toby, many bites, not one. The fish likely was dead of something else before becoming a meal.
Thanks. At least it was a 5$ fish. Now how do I prevent another.Despite the mystery, I'm sorry.
Feed her well and stay away from the little guys that want to explore the pinkspot's territory.Thanks. At least it was a 5$ fish. Now how do I prevent another.
Yikes! What is the clowns size comparison?
Horrible! I'm so sorry!
That’s a tell tail sign of your Toby Puffer. A clown can’t do that clean of a bite.
Are you sure it wasn't dead and a CUC member did that?
I'm just brainstorming - is it possible that it wasn't a fish but rather it got into a powerhead?
Clown doesn't have the power to do that either. I would actually suspect a power head or maybe a rock collapse. Something mechanical.
Could a powerhead have shutoff briefly and the damsel swam into it for shelter? This happens to blennies during water changes or so I've read.
Holy cow! ;Wideyed;Wideyed;Wideyed;Wideyed
+1 Bullshark!
Or something in your tank that eats like a bullshark. Waiting for the bulge report.
I think it is the Toby, many bites, not one. The fish likely was dead of something else before becoming a meal.
I wake up fairly early I'll take a gander tomorrow morning.Hello,
Your fish list doesn’t seem to have the likelihood of jaws. I’d look for a pest or large hermit crab even.
How big is your pink spot?