Even though there's a juicy BTA available my clownfish generally prefer to be hosted by my euphyllia.
The female spends about 50% of the time in the BTA but the male is always hanging out in the euphyllia.
Due to living in the coral rather than the anemone they've been afflicted by some hyper-melanization on and off for the last six months or so.
They seem perfectly happy and healthy besides having black spots so i'm not overly worried, however on Humble.fish i've read that in some cases this can be fatal.
Since it's been going on for a while now i was wondering if their mucus coat will ever get used to the coral stings and wether or not i should worry if this goes on long term.
Could anyone with more reefing experience advise?
The female spends about 50% of the time in the BTA but the male is always hanging out in the euphyllia.
Due to living in the coral rather than the anemone they've been afflicted by some hyper-melanization on and off for the last six months or so.
They seem perfectly happy and healthy besides having black spots so i'm not overly worried, however on Humble.fish i've read that in some cases this can be fatal.
Since it's been going on for a while now i was wondering if their mucus coat will ever get used to the coral stings and wether or not i should worry if this goes on long term.
Could anyone with more reefing experience advise?