Strange things happening to Caribbean Fish

"Mark" wrote in message news:L%M0d.175857$mD.128886@attbi_s02...
I don't think that's the case otherwise there'd be evidence of being eaten.

That was exactly the reason I guessed these fish were alive...
Dead fish would not stayed over night in a healthy reef.
Especially so small fish. Thats why we keep our "cleaning crew" there.
If the fish would die last evening, there would be nothing left next morning.

I don't think they were dead very long wheen I found them. The
Pseudochromis was still barely breathing when I found it but it was very
close to being dead. The Gramma was definetly dead though. This was a big
gramma. I would say it was the biggest fish in the tank. Maybe it was some
type of electric shock that casued it. shrugs

"Pszemol" wrote in message
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"Mark" wrote in message
news:L%M0d.175857$mD.128886@attbi_s02...
I don't think that's the case otherwise there'd be evidence of being
eaten.

That was exactly the reason I guessed these fish were alive...
Dead fish would not stayed over night in a healthy reef.
Especially so small fish. Thats why we keep our "cleaning crew" there.
If the fish would die last evening, there would be nothing left next
morning.

"billi jack" wrote in message ...
I don't think they were dead very long wheen I found them. The
Pseudochromis was still barely breathing when I found it but it
was very close to being dead.

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How did you tell it was "close to being dead"?
I do not get it... please explain the reasoning!

The Gramma was definetly dead though.

Have you seen it decomposing?

This was a big gramma. I would say it was the biggest fish in the tank.
Maybe it was some type of electric shock that casued it. shrugs

I am puzzled again...
Royal gramma is rather very small fish, even when fully grown adult!
What other fish you had in the tank if the grama was the biggest???