Who has ever simply lost a fish?

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Dixon81

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I left on Thursday 6/29 to head down to Cape Cod for the 4th of July weekend. I did my general maintenance and feedings before i left. My wife came home on 7/1 to work. She fed the tank, checked everything and then left again. All the fish accounted for. We both returned home on 7/4 and my male hump head geo was gone. He was about 4". I looked everywhere, in the overflows, in the sump, on the floor, under the hood, literally everywhere, there is no sign of him or his remains. My questions is, would a silver arowana about 12" long and 2 Rays be able to polish off a body of that size leaving no remains behind?
 
I left on Thursday 6/29 to head down to Cape Cod for the 4th of July weekend. I did my general maintenance and feedings before i left. My wife came home on 7/1 to work. She fed the tank, checked everything and then left again. All the fish accounted for. We both returned home on 7/4 and my male hump head geo was gone. He was about 4". I looked everywhere, in the overflows, in the sump, on the floor, under the hood, literally everywhere, there is no sign of him or his remains. My questions is, would a silver arowana about 12" long and 2 Rays be able to polish off a body of that size leaving no remains behind?




Yes your analysis is correct .
 
You're not the only one. I lost quite a few fish in my old tank, and I never found out completely why because the fish had disappeared.
 
Never had this. But did find the skeleton of a rosy barb in my outdoor tub. When something dies they clean it up in no time
 
I have 5 bala sharks growing out with TWO tiny Jags.. Well 3 days ago the smallest bala, completely gone. I do assume it's one of the Jags fault.
 
Almost 8" Dojo loach. Used to hang out in the floating watersprite. One day, just gone. No bones. No smell, no change in the water. Just gone.☹
 
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