ChiCity
2500 Club Member
Some of you may know, but I experienced a complete tank crash due to salifert flatworm exit a few months back...
And it was absolutely devastating!
I literally was ready to throw in the towel but luckily some (big emphasis on some because I lost some gems you guys don't want me to list, lol) zoas looked like they might pull through and so I trudged along relentlessly....
And kept reading and hearing about other reefer's disasters with fwe.
Lesson learned, no more poisons in the tank!
Anyway, around a month ago the survivors started opening up, albeit with barely any color...
Slowly though they have begun coloring up and growing again.
These 3 are an example and I will add more as time progresses.
Thanks for looking and helping make r2r an awesome place for reefing information.
During the down months in the aftermath of the crash I was pretty depressed about what had transpired and the sheer amount of loss, but reading through others' pain and suffering and seeing how they rebounded only committed me to be more dedicated to this hobby!
reef on
And it was absolutely devastating!
I literally was ready to throw in the towel but luckily some (big emphasis on some because I lost some gems you guys don't want me to list, lol) zoas looked like they might pull through and so I trudged along relentlessly....
And kept reading and hearing about other reefer's disasters with fwe.
Lesson learned, no more poisons in the tank!
Anyway, around a month ago the survivors started opening up, albeit with barely any color...
Slowly though they have begun coloring up and growing again.
These 3 are an example and I will add more as time progresses.
Thanks for looking and helping make r2r an awesome place for reefing information.
During the down months in the aftermath of the crash I was pretty depressed about what had transpired and the sheer amount of loss, but reading through others' pain and suffering and seeing how they rebounded only committed me to be more dedicated to this hobby!
reef on
