Murderer!

wbilton

Member
My LMB killed one of my yt damsils it chased all over my tank for 3 days came home from work today and saw the evidence, at first I thought maybe there wasn't enough algee, went to lfs bought algee strips, that didn't help. is it normal for a lmb to be this agressive, will it now go after another fish?
 

neowind

Member
Most of the time LMB are very territorial. They are ussually friendly unless something enters its territory. Then it can get aggressive. But all fish have the potential to just be evil. Most people have ran into at least 1 in their lives :)
 

chandler04

Active Member
O yea, I agree. You dont have ti bad. I had a teriitorial Clown fish, killed 3 fish in one night. TERRIBLE, lol. I got rid of him though, thank god. Umm, lawnmowers usually cant kill other fish. Their mouthes are designed to pick at algae, not bite other creatures. I think it would be the other way around. Damsels are terrible, they kill more fish just by constant pecking tahn any other. yer lawnmower did u a favor i suppose, but then again, id idnt know yer damsel. I'm pretty sure that he didnt kill it though, maybe the damsel didnt eat. Was it eating? Yes, get algae sheets, thats a good idea. Lawnmowers will cahse, but I'm very sure that they cannot kill.
 

wbilton

Member
I watch the LMB chase the damsel and bite it. it chased it all over the tank. so far it has not went after any other fish.
 

alswantz

New Member
what was the damsels name? Sometimes LMB's don't like the name Mac or Fred... stop naming your fish - that'll cure your problem..
 

wbilton

Member

Originally posted by alswantz
what was the damsels name? Sometimes LMB's don't like the name Mac or Fred... stop naming your fish - that'll cure your problem..


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