Yuma - 1, Acan - 0

[Blazer88]

I was doing some cleaning today and accidentally knocked over a rock with a few Yuma's. I didn't realize it at first, but one of the smaller Yuma's was touching my Acan and literally dissolved the tissue. It's like the Yuma reached out and ate part of my Acan. The Yuma is just fine but now there is a small piece of my Acan missing. Pretty interesting though, these guys are pretty aggressive:

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

great pic! I've seen R. yuma attack small anemones

 

[Shade00]

R. yuma, my hero. Could be the cure for aiptasia.

 

[KAKLANGLEY]

That is truely a great pic and find as most people would have argued that that isnt possible. Thanks for keeping this hobby unpredictable.

 

[All Delight]

I'm surprised the yuma won.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

maybe the Acan was waiting for the lights to go out... ?

 

[akrimmel]

so the acan polyp is gone?

 

[storrisch]

yeah I am suprised the acan lost. I got sick of watching my RBTA and Yumas go at it so I am bringing the RBTA to work tomorrow and I am trading it for a Red Yuma. The RBTA was burning the hell out of a large colony of yumas

 

[Blazer88]

Oh yeah, the Acan lost big time. I'll post a pic once my lights turn back on but the spot the Yuma touched is completely gone

 

[Scuba Josh]

Sick picture!!!! Great story...keep us updated on the war.

 

[cowbell]

My florida rics are the same way, I had one fall over and land on my maze brain. By the time I came home from work that spot was dead.