- Location
- Franklin Square, NY
LOL...no more Bartletts and Lyretails, keeping peaceful guys again. The Sunsets are doing well.
Hint: It's a species not often seen and when they are available they usually small 1-2", but they do grow large up to 16" in the wild and probably 9-12" in captivity. Although they are peaceful with most fish even smaller ones they are aggressive with the same or similar colored fish and when larger like mine they are an absolute CUC destroyer even eating those mini stars. When hunting it hits the sand and rock with such force it can be heard in the next room. A possible contributing factor is the conch was getting old and possibly its shell was getting brittle because I do have other large conchs that are fine.
Hint: It's a species not often seen and when they are available they usually small 1-2", but they do grow large up to 16" in the wild and probably 9-12" in captivity. Although they are peaceful with most fish even smaller ones they are aggressive with the same or similar colored fish and when larger like mine they are an absolute CUC destroyer even eating those mini stars. When hunting it hits the sand and rock with such force it can be heard in the next room. A possible contributing factor is the conch was getting old and possibly its shell was getting brittle because I do have other large conchs that are fine.
