Oh no fun.Fish moved and temp in 10g. Moving the dog tonight, coming home and starting the breakdown (rocks, etc for the night). Tank moves tomorrow.
Sitting at the imaging place right now to get x-rays of my foot to see if I fractured it last month or if its a dislocation/subluxation that keeps randomly slipping in and out
You got this!!Update: display drained 100% yesterday. Corals lived in sump overnight with a powerhead for flow. At an appt then I pack the corals, drain the sump, and unscrew the plumbing.... Then a full day of moving the tank and setting it back up.
I hurt already.
That ladder killed my foot even more. This *was* the first week it was kinda feeling a little better
Sure looks like one.Is this a Saint thomas mushroom???
Could be one of those "Fuzzy Carpet" Mushrooms. I have a couple of green ones. They look like Rhodactis but with more fuzz. That red one you posted kinda looks like a St Thomas but when I zoom in it's hard to tell if the nodules are St Thomas or not.
I didn't see it again unpacking everyone yesterday.
I always lost something in every move, coral or fish would randomly disappear.@Goaway looks like it?
Pretty sure my red one disappeared in the move
Everything is in the tank except the fish, it finally cleared up. Moving the fish over today once I get a chance to rearrange the rock into something that makes sense again. Minimal sand for the wrasse. Waiting for anyone in this house to wake up before I start making noise..... I've been fully awake for 1.5 hrs already
Hopefully youll get some answers. And a means of comfort for the foot.
I think I need to not be on it, which is kinda impossible at this point between working retail and moving. We'll get there though. After this weekend the extra stuff should calm down for a bit until the next move, and hopefully it'll be healed by then lol
That visual gives me phantom stab pains. I can just imagine all the glochids stuck in me for ages.... I think it would have to be followed by a fire bath.
