bidny
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Mine tends to take a nip at SPS around once every two or three minutes, even if the SPS has no PE. This seems to happen more to the acros than montis, but I do see him nip at both from time to time.
I never see any polyp damage due to the nipping, which makes me think they are eating either the coral mucus or small animals living on the coral.
However, the stomach content analysis that I saw seemed to show around a 95% coral polyp content. The other 5% was plant / algae matter.
Either way, I never see damage, and my SPS still grows well. I just never see (even at night) PE from the majority of my SPS.
My montis grow exceptionally well, FYI.
I never see any polyp damage due to the nipping, which makes me think they are eating either the coral mucus or small animals living on the coral.
However, the stomach content analysis that I saw seemed to show around a 95% coral polyp content. The other 5% was plant / algae matter.
Either way, I never see damage, and my SPS still grows well. I just never see (even at night) PE from the majority of my SPS.
My montis grow exceptionally well, FYI.