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Unread 04/30/2012, 08:25 PM   #1
Reef264
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First 48:Case of the missing Angelfish

Hey there, Hi there, Ho there!


So about 2 weeks ago I added a Dwarf Pygmy angelfish, the size of a nickel, to my reef.I haven't seen any signs that it's even still alive.Now granted there are some sweet spots to hide for a fish of his size, but I just don't think it's in there anymore, my thoughts are it either hitched a ride down the overflow, into the sump, and got eaten by the skimmer.Another thought I had is that maybe it jumped, but I haven't seen any bodies lying around.My last thought that had, is that my 3ft Zebra Moray Eel may have eaten it, but I highly doubt it.


Any ideas, that may add some hope to my situation?


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Unread 05/01/2012, 05:46 AM   #2
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I have lost and then found yellowhead jawfish for 4 weeks and a mandarin for 3 months, so maybe there is hope.


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Unread 05/01/2012, 07:28 AM   #3
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check behind rocks, I added a pygmy angel to my tank and after a week it dissapeared. found him wedged behind some rocks dead, looked everywhere and couldnt find it until i moved some stuff around.

good chance your eel ate it if it died or wedged itself... i mean, if i was an eel and I saw a fish wedged soemwhere i'd munch on him haha


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Unread 05/01/2012, 07:51 AM   #4
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There's a good chance the eel ate it.


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Unread 05/01/2012, 08:46 AM   #5
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There's a good chance the eel ate it.
+1. the size discrepancy (little fish, big moray) would allow the possiblilty of a snack for your eel.


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