ryebread
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I have had the same fish in my reef tank for just over 9 months now. 1 scissortail goby, 1 sleeper goby, 1 percula clown, and 1 banggai cardinal. I came home from work yesterday to find my scissortail with most of its head eaten. Later in the night my sleeper goby, who was just swimming around and eating brine shrimp is stuck to my powerhead with its head destroyed. (not sure if that was from powerhead or something else) This morning I wake up to find my banggai cardinal upside down with some hermits eating it. What the #$%&? I just finished checking my water and everything seems good. I am going out to get another test kit because I am not sure if I can trust the one I have. I want to cry. I have had all of these fish for about the same amount of time. The only thing I have recently added to the tank is some LR about 3 weeks ago. I did a 3am tank check last night and found a white flatworm about 4 inches long and what looked like a small mantis shrimp 1/2". I have to work all day until about 12:00am and I am wondering if I will lose my clown. Any ideas?
) on them and see if it pops out. If it doesn't, it's moved onto your old rock and you can (If it won't tear your tank up too much) try it with the rest of your rock. I've heard that it works really well. Also, if you have a Q tank, I'd get the perc into it ASAP. It seems like you've got a rather mean one. I don't think at that size that it could possibly be that hungry. Although...you may have more than one. That many fish down in a couple of days seems a bit odd...