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:shock: .....

Should have let the prata eat his meal....anyway the angel is dead....poor fish.

kekeke.....I usually feed my bubble with dead fish.......as in the fishes that I bought which didnt make it.......dont waste it lor.... :evil:

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Sad to hear abt the flame angel. However, think the angel died and drifted near the prata and the prata took the opportunity to have a sumptuous meal. :P

Should have let the prata finish off the angel though.

48x30x27' Tank. Beckett Skimmer. Deltec PF600s. RM FR Pro. DE 250Wx2. DE T5 39Wx4. Tunze 7095+6000x2. Sequence DART pumps x2 (1 return+1chiller)

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yummie yummie for the prata..haha...OHZ!!the food was snatch..haha...bro..shld hav let it finish the fish...so tt maybe the prata can expand bigger den ever??who noes.. :lol::P

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Tank Dimension: 24'x15'x19' with black silicon. All round 8mm.

Equipments:

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Blue Tang, Powder Blue Tang, Bristletooth tang, Clown Tang, Yellow Tang, Purple Tang, Flame Angel, Six Line Wrasse, Sunrise Dottyback. 2 Cleaner Shrimp

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woke up this morning and found my flame angel half eaten by my prata. fish was healthy last night.

Very unusual, find it hard to believe that the prata is strong enough to pull a lively fish into it's mouth and furthermore the prata is not known to release toxic to net or sting it's prey. I believe there are other reasons to it.

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Very unusual, find it hard to believe that the prata is strong enough to pull a lively fish into it's mouth and furthermore the prata is not known to release toxic to net or sting it's prey. I believe there are other reasons to it.

i suspect the flame are already dying then happen to land on the prata and it got lucky.

anyway, just like a tomato, if the flame looks red enough then it should contain alot of beta-carotine for your prata. :lol:

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