Damsel Is Picking At Coral

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JakeKM

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Hey there...
I have a yellow tail damsel in my 24g jbj nano and it seems to be pulling off the tentacles on my green star polyps, any one had this same problem ?

Thanks, JakeKM
 
Hey there...
I have a yellow tail damsel in my 24g jbj nano and it seems to be pulling off the tentacles on my green star polyps, any one had this same problem ?

Thanks, JakeKM

Only one thing to do if you are sure it is him doing the damage - rehome him

seffie x

:fish:
 
Hey there...
I have a yellow tail damsel in my 24g jbj nano and it seems to be pulling off the tentacles on my green star polyps, any one had this same problem ?

Thanks, JakeKM

Only one thing to do if you are sure it is him doing the damage - rehome him

seffie x

:fish:

Thats what i'm planning on doing, take him back to the LFS...

Thanks, JakeKM
 
Some damselfish (e.g., Neoglyphidodon) regularly eat corals. Damselfish dentition is well capable of doing so. However, most of the time, if a damselfish attacks coral, they do so for territorial reasons or in order to expand their gardens. An example of the former would be when a clownfish attacks a coral that could compete with it's anemone.
 
Some damselfish (e.g., Neoglyphidodon) regularly eat corals. Damselfish dentition is well capable of doing so. However, most of the time, if a damselfish attacks coral, they do so for territorial reasons or in order to expand their gardens. An example of the former would be when a clownfish attacks a coral that could compete with it's anemone.


That's fasinating Lynden, will need to go and read up on that - :good:

Seffie x

:fish:
 

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