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I came home tonight to find my coral beauty, partially engulfed by my
crocea clam. I have never heard of crocea clams preying on fish, but I find it hard to believe that the fish died, and then just happened to fall in the right position to be engulfed by the clam. Also, should I remove the fish, or let it be. It is definitely not moving, and I assume it is dead. http://www.reefaquariumguide.com/pho...hp?photo=14315 |
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