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Originally Posted by SeaHorse_Fanatic
Having kept both:
I think the ones that kill fish are single mouth large, round, slightly "hairy" elephant ear Rhodactis.
This type is the long, elongated multiple mouth Rhodactis (not an elephant ear) which I've never seen even try to close up over anything.
Both are Rhodactis, but only the true elephant ear is a killer IMHO & IME.
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Thank You SeaHorse Fanatic. This is what I was hoping to hear! I am going to keep it for now - hoping that you are infact right! Perhaps it will work out in my favour but it is a really incredible pice that I would hope to give up based on wrong information. I too believe it is the hairier variety that "eat" fish (Could be me just looking for someone to tell me it's OKAY to keep it though).
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Originally Posted by Parkinsn;
I had a Elephant Ear, had is the key word here. It was about 5-6" across and it downed 2 perc's that hosted in it, I thought they just died but i saw it re-gergitate 1 of the fish when it was done eating it... Then it proceeded to eat a 3" fox face (i saw that happen, its was pretty cool for what it was) i tryed to save the fox face but the Elephant Ear had released the toxin and it was to late for the both of them.
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Parkinsn is this above post based on the "hairy variety"?
Thanks guys.
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