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Lol ha ha , i had a $50 dollar wrasse jump out while i was at work. The kids where home. Called mom " the fish is flopping on the floor" what fish? " the new orange one" pick it up and put it back. "Iam not touching it!!!" PICK IT UP!!!!!!!! do u know how much he paid for that thing...

What type of kit?

Teeth, gills, hooks, fishing is a dangerous sport lol

I can see that, the slime and barb are nasty. Ive gotten poked a time or two

My guess would be the flame

Its aggression if he wasn't like that to begin with.

Thanks guys!!!! I put sea weed in my tanks by hand!!!!! Lol

Are the fins and tail tathered or is it just the pic

My option, its nothing major. Minor bump or scrape

Water changes will be your best bet. Watch how much u feed during this time aswell

Good point

Fowlr is a bad term. Bc most of us keep shrimp, crabs, ect all inverts. Doesn't mean we keep reef tanks. By we i mean me lol just dont get hung up on monkier fowlr. Imo if there are no corals its not a reef tank. With corals its a reef tank.

These are not fish i would buy online. I'm 4 for 5 of success with them. The one bad one was thin to begin with and i gave it a shot. Target or spotted mandys are easier then green mandys to convert to frozen food. There more aggressive with eachother aswell. You want to buy an active round...

Now that you already have it. If you feel you can meet its requirements your fine. Its under stress then death they can cause a toxic reaction. Alive and left alone by tank mates your fine

Ha ha very nice

Ha ha ha yup.

Once acclimated they will eat anything. Mine ate nori!. Issues arise when there so thin that its just too late for them

How big is your dt? Mandys are difficult fish in general. That said there fairly disease resistant due to there slime coat

Agreed, any splashing,bubbles, ect will cause it. You will always get some. Just part of sw maintenance

I agree with 2quills. If you have multiple eaters.