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Her. ;ShyThat’s a happy trachy. Strip him naked and take off that plug!
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Her. ;ShyThat’s a happy trachy. Strip him naked and take off that plug!
Duncans are moody with flow.Taking this lobo to get a haircut. Also, my Duncan is still closed up from the flow testing last night :/ I hope that’s all it is. I don’t want to lose another Duncan.![]()
Andrew's. Shipped with the trachy. Super cheap. He's been looking for more blastos for a year+New pieces?
Duncans are moody with flow.
Duncans are moody af. Give it a few days. If it doesn't improve move it and give it a week before moving again.I know but he’s still closed up, not the best sign. I’ll have to test nitrate and phosphate when I get home.
This is what I came home to.![]()
was still breathing, but the boss hermit was already in position...
about 15 minutes later, the circle of life is happening. Went for the eyes first in case anyone was wondering.
f ***********ck me:mad:
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Crap. I'm so sorry!This is what I came home to.![]()
was still breathing, but the boss hermit was already in position...
about 15 minutes later, the circle of life is happening. Went for the eyes first in case anyone was wondering.
f ***********ck me:mad:
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I had a plan too... Talked to the LFS about the best way to get the 6line out of the tank, felt confident I could make that happen without removing all my rock. They were going to take him back, and now it’s too late...my CUC is feasting right now. Do I just let this happen and assume any ammonia spike is negligible, then remove the carcass after they’re done?Crap. I'm so sorry!