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Actually caught it splitting this morning!
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Be careful what you wish for. Once I had 3 and ended up with almost 50. It sounds cool till none of the lfs want any more then it's a hassle.Man I wish mine would split..
had a RBTA doing the same and I had to get rid of it as it was getting too frequent.Actually caught it splitting this morning!
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Agreed lol. All 3 of those are clones this is the second split I've had. Going to see if my buddy wants one and if not off to the LFS. These RBTAs are assassins and already have a green BTA, and two torches knocked off their hit list.Be careful what you wish for. Once I had 3 and ended up with almost 50. It sounds cool till none of the lfs want any more then it's a hassle.
RBTAs are assassins and already have a green BTA, and two torches knocked off their hit list.
Ive found two methods useful for getting nems out- 1. Direct heavy flow from a powerhead until it moves 2. I have a small curved pick which you can very gently and carefully use to get under the foot.I'm trying to catch one that moved next to one of my clams. Its foot is way down inside a rock that I can't pull.
EDIT : this is my home for misfits and wandering nems, a 40g breeder in the basement. I guess eventually ill have to figure something out as I already have 3 tanks on the first floor.![]()
For sure would work on many nut I have some that the foot is so far down inside of the rock that I can not even see it. It's amazing how far down inside a rock some if these guy go.Ive found two methods useful for getting nems out- 1. Direct heavy flow from a powerhead until it moves 2. I have a small curved pick which you can very gently and carefully use to get under the foot.
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