Is it the remains of a fish sleeping bag from last night? Some fish create cocoons to sleep in for safety.Was cleaning my tank this morning and came across this sack. Are they eggs? Tried to post the best pic I could get on the sand in front of the rock.
Do you know what fish thats common with I have had the same group in here for awhile now and havent ever seen itIs it the remains of a fish sleeping bag from last night? Some fish create cocoons to sleep in for safety.Was cleaning my tank this morning and came across this sack. Are they eggs? Tried to post the best pic I could get on the sand in front of the rock.
Perhaps a wrasse? My exquisite fairy wrasse makes these. I only see the remains rarely.Do you know what fish thats common with I have had the same group in here for awhile now and havent ever seen itIs it the remains of a fish sleeping bag from last night? Some fish create cocoons to sleep in for safety.Was cleaning my tank this morning and came across this sack. Are they eggs? Tried to post the best pic I could get on the sand in front of the rock.
WOW, I DID NOT EVEN THINK OF THAT! I HAVE A SIX LINE THAT DOES THAT.
I’m pretty sure wrasses that don’t sleep under sand make cocoons instead. Not sure about other aquarium fish though I remember seeing this in the wild when diving with big parrotfish.Do you know what fish thats common with I have had the same group in here for awhile now and havent ever seen itIs it the remains of a fish sleeping bag from last night? Some fish create cocoons to sleep in for safety.Was cleaning my tank this morning and came across this sack. Are they eggs? Tried to post the best pic I could get on the sand in front of the rock.
That's so cool I have never heard of it before.
YEP! My six line does it. I didn't know it either then I saw this clear pillowy looking thing floating around my tank one morning. I had to do some research before I got the answer. I have seen it several times since then. But not always. Sometimes it just disappears.
