30 gallon crab tank.

On another note. How do I change the title of this thread? it's a 30 gallon now
I think you have to do it from the actual website. If for some reason you cant, maybe [HASHTAG]#mods[/HASHTAG], can help you out. But simply go to your thread and hit edit and it will give you the option to change the title.
 
On another note. How do I change the title of this thread? it's a 30 gallon now
I think you have to do it from the actual website. But simply go to your thread and hit edit and it will give you the option to change the title.
Yes, those are the basic steps, but unless you are a site supporter there is a limited amount of time you are permitted to edit a post (and therefore thread title).
But you can always ask a member of Team R2R to do it for you. ;)
 
Yes, those are the basic steps, but unless you are a site supporter there is a limited amount of time you are permitted to edit a post (and therefore thread title).
But you can always ask a member of Team R2R to do it for you. ;)
Thanks man!
 
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Had to do a little aqua scaping, Gary was bench pressing some 5lb rocks! He seems to like it.

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I don't think so man, send a link
 
So after some beers last night I got my dad to put his hand in the tank. Crab definitely got him too.
 
You made him get pinched by the crab? Lol
 
Yeah, it's wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be. It did leave a Mark though
 
Been busy with work and whatnot. Crab molted a couple days ago, can't wait to see him. He May be coming to an end though. I have the opportunity to rescue a snowflake moray, so the crab Will probably be going

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Where will he be going?.........
 

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