Cade Chaos Grimoire

go out, soak in some sun...
it only burns a little bit...;):)
 
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Upon further inspection - this stick she lives on is super lightweight, I think a big part of it is that the ruby makes it so top heavy. Hmm.... What to do
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The issue is that there's only one little piece of stick that is exposed and not overgrown by other things. And it doesn't connect to the rock where I had it placed
 
In the meantime, I'm going to see how she does over here instead I think. Definitely opens up a lot of ground space on that rock for future activities.
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Forgive my grabby stick and window reflection lol
 
I need to get me some grabby sticks. Where’d you get yours?
I actually need to look this up myself because this one is no longer grabbing together tightly. I will let you know when I find it, I know it was a pain to find one that was all plastic
 
Eheim is what you have there i believe, they make two .long and short ,
best i have found yet... :)
 
I have found that if you give it a good bath in some light citric acid mix in a 5g bucket they go back to working correctly. Mine gets a little salt build up here and there and it takes it right off.

Love my grabby sticks lol.
Oh cool I'll give that a try before buying new ones!
 
There were some zoas hidden under there that have opened up completely which I never noticed before as well as a very unhappy rfa
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Cool tank. Hopefully we can get more retailers in the US that sell Cade tanks. Love how modular and functional they are.
I absolutely love this tank, so glad I chose to go this way
 
SIR. No.
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Luckily the female hasn't noticed it yet :rolleyes:

Also the urchin there is the one I suspect of dislodging all the rocks yesterday. He squeezes himself between them.
 

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