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I had a frostbite clown for the last couple years. He has done well and was kind of aggressive. The other day I noticed he was gone. Tank is a biocube so no jumping. He is not in the back. Water is good, corals are happy and growing. Other fish are a coral beauty, yellow watchman, splendid dottyback. Only other things in the tank are a pistol shrimp, zebra leg hermit, urchin, and some snails. Everyone else seems fat and happy. I have not seen any aggression. He was always healthy and eating, then just gone.
 
Look around the area where the pistol shrimp lives. He may be a victim of an attack!
 
Look around the area where the pistol shrimp lives. He may be a victim of an attack!
I thought about that, I just can't see him doing it. He can't really see and the clown always lived in the top half of the tank and hosted in a mushroom.
 
sorry to hear ,if passed in tank,urchin,crab,shrimp,would take care of it quickly...:(
 

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