The eel was friends with the scomb last time I checked and I knew the catfish would eat him soon that's why when he get's big im trading him in.
DB junkie;3734651; said:Fish don't just disappear. It had to go somewhere. My money's on the eel. I experienced something very similar, a 7 inch Scomb was ripped to pieces by 3 fw Morays (G. Tile). I heard it happen but I'm sure if I hadn't the eels would have eaten it. If this is the first Moray you've ever owned then you don't yet understand their amazing ability to eat prey larger then their head. Doesn't sound like you have properly selected tankmates for a Scomb. If it didn't happen now everyone here would agree it wouldn't be long till the cat would have gotten it. Payara are delicate fish. Tankmates need to be chosen carefully.
killdog102;3734762; said:We searched everywhere around the tank for atleast an hour and found nothing. I would thing that there would be signs of a struggle anywhere like bits of fish or the plants being out of the gravel.
killdog102;3734740; said:The eel was friends with the scomb last time I checked and I knew the catfish would eat him soon that's why when he get's big im trading him in.
DB junkie;3734651; said:Fish don't just disappear. It had to go somewhere. My money's on the eel. I experienced something very similar, a 7 inch Scomb was ripped to pieces by 3 fw Morays (G. Tile). I heard it happen but I'm sure if I hadn't the eels would have eaten it. If this is the first Moray you've ever owned then you don't yet understand their amazing ability to eat prey larger then their head. Doesn't sound like you have properly selected tankmates for a Scomb. If it didn't happen now everyone here would agree it wouldn't be long till the cat would have gotten it. Payara are delicate fish. Tankmates need to be chosen carefully.
killdog102;3736024; said:Thanks Ive been feeding him just before night time so he wont eat a fish every night.