Last night I visited a fellow member of the Boston Reefers Society, Chris. It was a small get together to drink some scotch and swap fish stories, so to speak.
Chris has a 92 gallon corner FOWLR tank in which he's got a big lionfish, a monster wrasse, a cool dogface puffer, a zebra moray eel, a damsel living on borrowed time, and a few others.
A while back, he dropped a clown in the tank which was intended to be food for the lionfish. As Chris tells it, the lionfish tried to eat the clownfish but spit it out.
It chased it around, but something happened and the clownfish was ultimately accepted into fightclub.
Now the clownfish actually hosts in the lionfish's feathery fins. I'm not sure which one is which's bitch, but I caught it on video. Judge for yourself.
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Last night I visited a fellow member of the Boston Reefers Society, Chris. It was a small get together to drink some scotch and swap fish stories, so to speak.
Chris has a 92 gallon corner FOWLR tank in which he's got a big lionfish, a monster wrasse, a cool dogface puffer, a zebra moray eel, a damsel living on borrowed time, and a few others.
A while back, he dropped a clown in the tank which was intended to be food for the lionfish. As Chris tells it, the lionfish tried to eat the clownfish but spit it out.
It chased it around, but something happened and the clownfish was ultimately accepted into fightclub.
Now the clownfish actually hosts in the lionfish's feathery fins. I'm not sure which one is which's bitch, but I caught it on video. Judge for yourself.