As you know, certain fish like wrasses produce a mucus cocoon to sleep in at night. I have a six line wrasse that produces pretty robust cocoons... They tend to survive a whole day or sometimes even more, so I have 2-3 of these clumps of mucus floating around or stuck on rocks/corals at any given time. I know they're not harmful but they're not particularly aesthetically pleasing if I'm nit-picking.
So I was wondering, how long do the cocoons last for you guys? Are there any critters that would eat them? My blue leg hermits and emerald crabs won't touch them.
I already have pretty decent flow -- any more and my euphyllia will be quite unhappy.
So I was wondering, how long do the cocoons last for you guys? Are there any critters that would eat them? My blue leg hermits and emerald crabs won't touch them.
I already have pretty decent flow -- any more and my euphyllia will be quite unhappy.