Do you have a top(s) on your display tank?
I can't imagine the inconvenience, but I'm also fearful for the loss. After our recent chlorine incident where we lost all fish, we've had all the loss we care to for a while. Without trying to be overly dramatic, the thought that we may have lost another last night during a carpet surfing incident cost both my wife and I a lot sleep.
What do you do? Tops or no? How do you get around overflows, auto feeders, and other ins/outs? How do you set it up for convenient maintenance / upkeep?
We had a carpet surfing scare last night with a new mocha clown. I checked the tank before bed and couldn't find one of our new mocha clowns. Just as I was about to conclude she'd found a new hiding place, I saw her on the floor. Almost dry. I held her in front of a powerhead for 2 minutes thinking it was a hail Mary shot... just as I was about to give up, she twitched. Another 2-3 minutes of resuscitation and she began swimming erratically - upside down and in spirals. About 15 minutes later, she began to behave normally. This morning she seems fine. Near miss.
My wife said she may need the screen as much as the fish.
I can't imagine the inconvenience, but I'm also fearful for the loss. After our recent chlorine incident where we lost all fish, we've had all the loss we care to for a while. Without trying to be overly dramatic, the thought that we may have lost another last night during a carpet surfing incident cost both my wife and I a lot sleep.
What do you do? Tops or no? How do you get around overflows, auto feeders, and other ins/outs? How do you set it up for convenient maintenance / upkeep?
We had a carpet surfing scare last night with a new mocha clown. I checked the tank before bed and couldn't find one of our new mocha clowns. Just as I was about to conclude she'd found a new hiding place, I saw her on the floor. Almost dry. I held her in front of a powerhead for 2 minutes thinking it was a hail Mary shot... just as I was about to give up, she twitched. Another 2-3 minutes of resuscitation and she began swimming erratically - upside down and in spirals. About 15 minutes later, she began to behave normally. This morning she seems fine. Near miss.
My wife said she may need the screen as much as the fish.



