Killer gramma?

[stellablu]

I had the fish for about a year before it started giving me problems. I guess one day I moved the wrong fish in and it all spiraled from there. I removed it and all went back to normal. The clicking sound I thought was a mantis was my old pistol shrimp that I thought was long dead. He was just an expert at playing hide-n-seek.

I've since broken that tank down for various reasons, so no more updates from me, I'm afraid.

 

[socalreefer73]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6917902#post6917902 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by The Reefer91
i was gonna go with the aiptasia. they eat anything. notice most of the fish you lost were small. here's my theory. the gramma stressed them out. when the fish would run in between the rocks they'd fall victem to the aiptasia. that could explain tatered fins. that or the gramma gave him wounds and the aiptasia took advantage of their weekness. lets remember how tough and nasty aiptasia are.

that's my .2 cents

Very interesting theory... I've only heard of them as very community oriented. Anone else care to comment on the aiptasia theory?