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Chrissy

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That an enchinata would kill a lord! I put two of my new frags next to each other on the frag rack and when I came downstairs this morning, the ugly browned out enchinata killed off a head of the pretty lord frag(which wasn't very big to begin with!) :confused:
 

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Sorry to hear that :( Enchinata can be quite aggressive in my experience. I had an enchinata and a red lobo go to war with one another. It was not a pretty picture :(
 

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From what I've seen, lords will lose most battles to others in the genus. I found out the hard way, too...
 

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