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  1. lunatik_69

    lunatik_69 Giant Squid

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    I have heard the same thing as Jason has stated. Sorry for your loss Scott. Thats exactly what happened with all of my peppers AND MY BEAUTIFUL PAIRED HARLYQUIN SHRIMPS that I got from Tangster. The Convict Blenny(Engineer Goby) is the SOB that is responsible. Luna
     
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  3. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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  4. nemo1991

    nemo1991 Millepora

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    i would have eel soup for dinner if that happened haha, are camel back shrimp, reef safe?
     
  5. lunatik_69

    lunatik_69 Giant Squid

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    Some say no, but I think its like anything else in the ocean, theres a 50/50 chance either way. Luna
     
  6. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    Whatever, it is certainly not "shrimp safe."

    Added some dehydrated red shrimp to morning fish feeding.

    Eel was right out and about, which I not seen before...:-/


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  7. Iraf

    Iraf Snowflake Eel

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    i use krill for the big snowflake at one of my client's and he'll take it out of your hand if your brave enough to try it, personally I'm not, I've seen the video of a dude that got his thumb popped off by a moray so I dont want to even try it with a small one
     
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  9. ReefSparky

    ReefSparky Super Moderator

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    I had a snowflake about 10 years ago. He ate like a garbage pail, but wasn't otherwise aggressive. I used to spot feed him with a coat hanger putting a large chunk of fresh fish on the end. Beautiful animals, they are. They're like groupers in that they're bottomless pits though.

    He died of old age in my tank. He was about 8" long, and as fat as an index finger. There was this one time that he wriggled his way onto the carpet, and my lovely cat was pawing at him. Funny how the cat actually saved the eel's life. I wouldn't have known he jumped ship had it not been for the curious feline.
     
  10. baugherb

    baugherb Giant Squid

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