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The nem is lurking right behind himThis thread definitely makes me feel better about my countless failures. Most recently my beautiful, healthy, new FCA 24K Holygrail torch was stung by my anemone and died.
Bit of a gamble with that Quoyi. You might be coming back on to this thread if it turns out to be one of the ones that aren’t reef safe with caution.Snagged a bunch of new fish from Dr. Reef's. Had a male blue throat trigger die in my DT, a blonde naso in observation. They were both very stressed and shy and not eating. Sucks. I tried a couple different things but they just were never right. Dracula goby who committed death by sump by jumping into the overflow and dying in a sock. So yeah... flushed quite a bit of money there. Probably gonna take a break from Dr. Reef's an QT myself this time.
I now have a Oreni Tilefish and a Quoyi in QT that appear to be doing very well and I cannot wait for them to go into the DT. Easily the most I've spent on fish ever so I'm taking ultra care and time with these guys.

Yeah... I know. I'll be watching him close. Luckily I have several QTs so if I have to pull him I have places he can go.Bit of a gamble with that Quoyi. You might be coming back on to this thread if it turns out to be one of the ones that aren’t reef safe with caution.![]()
Guys I should have preface this by saying it is not from my tank. My wife bought it as decorations but I see it as a voodoo back luck piece for my tank.Nope no money thrown away here, nothing to see here, move along...
oh wooooooooooooooooooow, they cleannnned that up >o<Yup. Bought some gorgonians last week, my former gold spot rabbitfish was apparently hungry. Gorgs and rabbitfish are gone now.
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Lol don't sweat it. Ive knocked my arm against one of my tabling acros while doing some maintenance and watched a good size frag go through my Nero like a woodchipper. That would been a nice frag but so long. Losses happen and we just gotta pull it togeather and keep pushing forward. Lost a couple good size colonies to a alk swing recently too it just is what it is. Looking forward to filling the new open spaces.I got a couple tiny SPS frags delivered today from one of our well know vendors. They must charge by the millimeter or something because it's to small to go by inch standards. Anyways, I remove the plug from the tiny coral and I'm holding it in the water against the rock where I intend to place it and I drop it. So I watch 80 bucks plus shipping float into a rock crevice where there is no way I can ever retrieve it. I offered the shrimps payment but they refused to bring it out for me. What a wonderful way to start the day. Now I have to go fill my truck gas tank too.
There isn't a grave large enough for the fish that have died in my tanks.condolences to you all.
I have to share my history too. I'm a fish serial killer. Definitely, over 100 fish succumbed under my care for various reasons, and countless corals.
The latest is a regal angel from Biota in an IM 14g. I returned from a weekend getaway to find the ATO didn't work The return pump blew nothing but bubbles.
I have the same problem from the OP with a GMK. Glued it onto a rock, but it was too small to stay on rock. flew away and disappeared.

