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06/11/2018, 05:43 PM
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Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
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Momma Onyx Clown has a dorsal spine lodged in her mouth
Well here's something i've never seen before. My female oynx has what appears to be the dorsal spine of one of my anthias lodged in her mouth. She can eat fine but i'm worried about infection or worse. I don't have an easy way to catch her and remove it. Wondering if it will work itself out on its own or if i'm going to have to intervene. Looks smaller in the pic, but it's actually about 3/4" long. Very hard to get a pic, best i could do:
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06/12/2018, 01:20 PM
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Location: Vandalia OHIO
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Keep a eye on her. Not sure if it will Work itself out or if you will have to do that manually
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06/13/2018, 06:05 AM
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06/13/2018, 04:53 PM
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Location: Cumming, GA
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How is the Anthea?
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06/13/2018, 08:27 PM
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Anthia is perfectly fine. Momma clown is now as well
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