Red Hornets Missing???

[90galguy]

I had two Red Hornets that I recently added to my aquarium which I glued to a piece of rubble using superglue gel. Today they are completely "MIA". Did something possibly have picked them clean or is it possible that the glue let go? There isn't any evidence of them ever being on the rubble. No pieces of flesh or glue. Just a white spot where they once were living. :boo:

 

[schwaggs]

Sounds to me like the glue let go.... sorry.

 

[heathlindner25]

I had or have a large bristle worm that stole 2little loose red mushrooms. I watched him get one a the other one was missing the next day, but he is a biggin

 

[sleepyreef]

Glue probably let go. Look in the crevices of your rocks and you may find them. I'm talking jammed down in a crevice, not easy to see. Your flow would push them there. It has happened to me before. Highly doubt something ate them if all your other coral is fine.

 

[mustangcaleb]

heathlindner25;755604 wrote: I had or have a large bristle worm that stole 2little loose red mushrooms. I watched him get one a the other one was missing the next day, but he is a biggin

i just had a mushroom disappear yesterday. thrusday i glued it to a piece of rubble, then that night i realized it had come off and i saw it up under the rock. i left it there thinking id get it next day when i messed with tank. well went to pull it out yesterday and its gone. the crazy part is, the tank is bare bottom with some eggcrate holding rock up off the bottom. i saw the mushroom under the eggcrate before it disappeared. the tank is new, only livestock is like 15-20 blue legs

 

[brisco15]

Mushrooms dont glue well unless there is rubble attached to there base.