I wonder if you might be able to provide some insight on what might have happened to my catalina goby, which went completely missing – no signs of her anywhere.
I had a six-lined wrasse, a percula clown, a cleaner shrimp, the catalina, some corals, snails, and red-legged crabs in a 26g tank.
The changes included adding two additional corals attached to very small chunks of live rock which wouldn’t allow for many hitchhikers to speak of, and a canary blenny.
Within a few days of these additions, two of the red-legged crabs died, one I found pieces and the other somewhat intact. In moving the rock around I also found and removed what may have been a very small bristle worm – it had the bristles but also two or three "legs," somewhat star shaped.
What could have eaten the catalina fish? I see no evidence of it at all, nothing – it is completely gone. Do you think it was the bristle worms, which I have yet to find, or could it have been the canary blenny? Will a blenny eat a small fish?
I had a six-lined wrasse, a percula clown, a cleaner shrimp, the catalina, some corals, snails, and red-legged crabs in a 26g tank.
The changes included adding two additional corals attached to very small chunks of live rock which wouldn’t allow for many hitchhikers to speak of, and a canary blenny.
Within a few days of these additions, two of the red-legged crabs died, one I found pieces and the other somewhat intact. In moving the rock around I also found and removed what may have been a very small bristle worm – it had the bristles but also two or three "legs," somewhat star shaped.
What could have eaten the catalina fish? I see no evidence of it at all, nothing – it is completely gone. Do you think it was the bristle worms, which I have yet to find, or could it have been the canary blenny? Will a blenny eat a small fish?
