Will Haddoni get stung
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OK, thanks for the reply, I have not had this problem before, would I know if the haddoni was getting stung? I bet if I move the torch and elegance the haddoni will only move again. I will wait a few days and see if it looks like he is staying where he is before moving the others, if you think it would be safe to do that.
You can see the position here:
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You can see the position here:
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greech
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First off that is an awesome pic and a beautiful looking tank. Would love to see a FTS.
Second I don't think the corals will be a problem for the haddoni. My rock flower nem got grazed by my haddoni and it shriveled up instantly. I was trying to move the flower when they touched. Thankfully the flower seemed fine about and hour later.
Second I don't think the corals will be a problem for the haddoni. My rock flower nem got grazed by my haddoni and it shriveled up instantly. I was trying to move the flower when they touched. Thankfully the flower seemed fine about and hour later.
elegance coral
They call me EC
I would move the elegance so it doesn't become stressed from fighting with the haddoni. They do not get along. The elegance is a little on the small and weak side right now, but as it grows and builds strength, it will start beating up on the haddoni. If the elegance can reach the haddoni, that is. I don't think the haddoni would do well with the sweeper tentacles from the torch either.
In this old video, you can see that the haddoni is squished down causing the polyp to climb the front glass on the opposite side from the elegance, that's right above it. Before the elegance was placed there, the haddoni's polyp went further up the rocks and across the sand, but not up the front glass. The elegance kept stinging the haddoni until I moved it to a different tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOmo25hylk8
In this old video, you can see that the haddoni is squished down causing the polyp to climb the front glass on the opposite side from the elegance, that's right above it. Before the elegance was placed there, the haddoni's polyp went further up the rocks and across the sand, but not up the front glass. The elegance kept stinging the haddoni until I moved it to a different tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOmo25hylk8
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I don't have to worry about the elegance anymore, the haddoni ate it that night, along with a sea urchin and was half way through pulling in the rock on the bottom right covered in zoos!
I pulled the rock out and could sea a bit of sea urchin (blue tux) but could do nothing about it. Next morning he had spat out the urchin and the elegance.
I think I am going off the anemone!
I pulled the rock out and could sea a bit of sea urchin (blue tux) but could do nothing about it. Next morning he had spat out the urchin and the elegance.
I think I am going off the anemone!
Toddrtrex
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Sorry about that.
But, hopefully you will just sell it, as opposed to killing it -- it did what Haddonis do.
Don't kill him! I would love a Haddonis! I can't yet i want to get my feet wet on a BTA first, but in the future!
I would never kill it or anything for doing something like that, if required I would find a new home, as it is I have just moved things out of it's reach and left it where it is.
I think I might move it to another tank, with the clowns, in the future because it has spoiled the display of the tank, but I still want to keep it.
I think I might move it to another tank, with the clowns, in the future because it has spoiled the display of the tank, but I still want to keep it.
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