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I'm pretty sure my sebae ate my ocelaris clown, is this rare or what?
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The clown seemed healthy, he ate good the day before he got ate.
As has been answered in your other post about the same topic 
, the ocellaris is not a natural inhabitant to the sebae anemone. Therefore, it's not unthinkable that the clown didn't have the right type of defense for it and ended up like any other fish who stumbled into it...lunch.
Did you see it eat it? Or has it just come up missing. Clean up crews can take care of a dead fish overnight and Ocellaris are known jumpers.
, the ocellaris is not a natural inhabitant to the sebae anemone. Therefore, it's not unthinkable that the clown didn't have the right type of defense for it and ended up like any other fish who stumbled into it...lunch. Did you see it eat it? Or has it just come up missing. Clean up crews can take care of a dead fish overnight and Ocellaris are known jumpers.
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DHoward
Hmmm maybe, I looked on the floor, but all I have is a fox face, and some chromis.
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I'm getting rid of the chromis just have them for now cause they were free. Have 3
