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Bacteria, like everything else, will go away after whatever their food source is gone. If you figure out what the food source is and remove it, the bacteria will die.Well this form has bummed me out. I think this feed is the safest Esperance I have had so fare. That and this bacteria that won't go away no matter what I do.
I have shed many a tear, my tank crushed once, I had a anemone get chopped up in the wave maker, turned the tank to milk, had a very big blue tang i had from baby jump out on the floor also a green dragnet,when i was cleaning the tank, had pump heater and wave maker break down in 3 days and the list go's on......Do you ever just get bummed out like me when it comes to your aquarium!
I mean I have been to the point of almost shedding tears over losing fish or dying corals, etc. Sometimes you fight an algae outbreak or you can't figure out the water chemistry and it just makes you SAD!
The most sad I have ever been was probably the time I was moving a current tank to a new tank and I had all the fish with rock in a brute cans, tubs, etc. One of the cans had an ammonia spike and I lost all the fish that were in the can including some that had been with me for years. Those are the times you want to cry and contemplate giving up.
What's your worst sob story?
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(( It really bothered me b/c it was totally my fault. It was very healthy and growing well for a couple of months. I changed the flow in the tank and it started moving around. One morning I woke up and it had been shredded was the worst day of the hobby for me.
Have you consider stocking lettuce slug? I heard they are good for that.Currently loosing the Bryopsis battle and motivation is at an all time low when it comes to the tank these days.

