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, I expected that to happen but it's still sad. I've got a couple very small patches of sponge and one small tunicate? that are still alive but I'm not certain if there is anything I can do for them so I'm just trying to keep my tank stable and hope they live. In addition to the zoas and trumpet coral (which lost a head to a crab :mad
I also have a hammer, an acan that's already growing, a beautiful green rock flower nem and a small maxi mini. For those who haven't seen some of my other threads I lost Nessy back in September, on my birthday, thanks Nessy..... He jumped out of the tank sometime early in the morning during a power outage. Still upset about that one. Salt&Pepper are getting bigger and are happily hosting the powerhead
. I had plans to go to Jacksonville today to hopefully pick up another fish and some more coral, but there was a misunderstanding between me and DD so the previously mentioned waspfish was shipped out a day later than I asked and arrived today instead of yesterday. So all plans canceled I'll just have to go next weekend!
) have already dubbed him Razor. The picture really doesn't do justice because he's sooo much redder than I was expecting! Super excited about this one!
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. So I got up and when I go to check on him he's not underneath the powerhead like he was yesterday. No big deal he must have moved into one of the pvc pipes. Nope. Underneath one of the pipes? Nope. Hiding on the heater? Nope! Starting to panic! I go in there and carefully pick everything up check inside the powerhead, take the heater off the wall, look inside the filter. Nothing! I'm thoroughly panicked now thinking the only explanation is that he jumped out somehow. I check all around the tank on the floor everywhere I can think and nothing! I'm very upset right now because he just vanished and I can't even get a refund for this $100 fish because he just poofed! Then while I'm going to unplug the filter from the wall I happen to look over and, voila, there he is staring at me from BEHIND the filter motor! The one spot that I couldn't see him unless I was towards the back of the tank.
I think I've had enough excitement for today thank you.
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. Although his choice of home makes things tricky because I had planned on doing ttm once he was settled and eating good. Now I have a predicament as to how to get him out.
*sigh* he is indeed. Don't worry though it's not plugged in. Although his choice of home makes things tricky because I had planned on doing ttm once he was settled and eating good. Now I have a predicament as to how to get him out.
. So anyway I tossed the teeny worm under the microscope for some pictures and thought it would be fun to post them here. I know at least a couple members can appreciate the creepy underdogs
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. All I know is it's really cool under the scope
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.It's nothing special, just an ancient kit that my mom got during my older brother's middle school years. I had actually completely forgotten we had it until about a month after I started my tank. I was seeing all these tiny critters and I was thinking, man I wish I had a microscope...... then I remembered that there was one stored in my parents closet! And not but a week after that my mom started purging old school suppliesAmazing! What sort of microscope set up are you using?
. I nearly freaked out when she tried to give away the scope. Thankfully she is very encouraging about my explorations
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