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I have medium sized rock/ pebbles in the tank (not colored they are natural tan, sandy color.) Last night my sister woke me up the fish had a pretty big rock lodgedin his mouth and could not spit it out, his mouth was stuck open. He would swim around and then end up upside deown in the corner. I reached in held him and pulled it out. hes fine today no cuts & hes eating ok but hes still sucking at all the rocks.

I switched to larger rocks recently so he couldnt suck it up but there are some smaller ones.

Should I leave these rocks, should I switch to bigger pebbles or smaller pebbles? My black moor the Punisher is about 3 inches big.

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