That's a lot of cold Killin in the tank
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That's a lot of cold Killin in the tank
Ah yeah probably a mantis shrimp thenThe victims in question were two baby Banggai cardinalfish, a magenta dottyback, about ten hermits, two snails, and a teeny crab.
I could pop him in my 5g for scientific observation, but then I'd have to provide sacrificial offerings.Well first mantis shrimp are the coolest ! I never seen mine but I hear it !
Snails and crabs I can see but fish idk yes they can but usually not. I need to see if I can find my video of my pistol shrimp. So cool.
I would keep it and see what really is getting the fish.
I got him on some rock and put him in a 6 gallon all he does is work moving the sand all around all day and night lol.
In my 110 I have a mantis but never seen him but I hear him
Haha, the mantis shrimp is in his element and of course is probably just laughing at you right now as he plans his next murder.It's no match for me.
Mantis shrimp:
Kittenbritches:
The only thing left to kill are micro brittle stars. I'm hoping they're safely tucked away in the tightest crevices.Haha, the mantis shrimp is in his element and of course is probably just laughing at you right now as he plans his next murder.
I'm sending him to you for Christmas.Mantis shrimp is probably checking out those man thumbs next, lol
I'm sending him to you for Christmas.
That would be Mother Ocean, my dude.The real mystery crime here is which reefer added that little surprise to your live rock? A prank worthy of commendable acknowledgment.
if its a noise that reminds you of a pick axe chipping away, its probably a hitch hiked mantis shrimpOkay. I have been blaming my enormous scarlet hermit crabs for the disappearance of several fish, frequent comrade crab corpses, and other crimes against the reef.
I've also noticed a lot of clacking during lights out, and assumed it was their shells hitting the glass while they wrestled to the death.
Is it possible, or even more likely, that a mantis shrimp hitched a ride in on my live rock? Could one have escaped my gaze for however many weeks it's been since I set this tank up?
Were my hermit crabs framed?
Okay. I have been blaming my enormous scarlet hermit crabs for the disappearance of several fish, frequent comrade crab corpses, and other crimes against the reef.
I've also noticed a lot of clacking during lights out, and assumed it was their shells hitting the glass while they wrestled to the death.
Is it possible, or even more likely, that a mantis shrimp hitched a ride in on my live rock? Could one have escaped my gaze for however many weeks it's been since I set this tank up?
Were my hermit crabs framed?
Okay. I have been blaming my enormous scarlet hermit crabs for the disappearance of several fish, frequent comrade crab corpses, and other crimes against the reef.
I've also noticed a lot of clacking during lights out, and assumed it was their shells hitting the glass while they wrestled to the death.
Is it possible, or even more likely, that a mantis shrimp hitched a ride in on my live rock? Could one have escaped my gaze for however many weeks it's been since I set this tank up?
Were my hermit crabs framed?
They really are very cool creatures!I could pop him in my 5g for scientific observation, but then I'd have to provide sacrificial