he soooooooo cute!Still working on getting the rooster to take anything but live ghost shrimp. He picks at frozen foods but I can see the “you expect me to eat this” look on his face.
In the meantime, he hunts down ghosts like he hasn’t eaten in weeks. Here’s a shot of him having a standoff with one (if you can even make it out - it’s just to his left):
I want one so bad... no more stufffs... arghStill working on getting the rooster to take anything but live ghost shrimp. He picks at frozen foods but I can see the “you expect me to eat this” look on his face.
In the meantime, he hunts down ghosts like he hasn’t eaten in weeks. Here’s a shot of him having a standoff with one (if you can even make it out - it’s just to his left):
Always room for another tank
I just started with that and it seemed to work out. I didn’t want too many areas getting pounded by super hard flow so I figured that would work. Nowhere in the tank appears to be getting inadequate flow.
Thanks,,, last question:
I have the stock sponges and the bio balls in both. In the larger one I run carbon and occasionally phosguard as well.
Jeez LouiseA rather shocking development in the reef this morning. Eve seems to have lost a good portion of her body. I can’t tell if this was the result of aggression or some other injury, but it certainly looks infected, and despite her acting fairly normal right now, I highly doubt she’ll survive much longer. She has been in hiding much more today, and the pistol shrimp is doing everything it can to help the goby, and has been literally pushing and pulling her in and out of the burrow. Nevertheless, she’s still defending the burrow like a champ and is fighting off intruders. I’ll be surprised if she pulls through, but I’m still somewhat hopeful.
The alternative is way less expensive
It’s probably the one damsel I’ve never heard a complaint about - I’m more worried about how the clowns/angel react to it but there should be enough open territory.
