So came home after a week away trusted someone to feed the fish very simple. Obviously cant blame them but a fish disappeared . Bit my tounge
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Hmm… what fish was it? My first thought would be a fish jumping out, if your fish feeder never mentioned it!
Yeah I feel 2 things about this. One I definitely agree with you about auto feeding. That is the only way in my book. The 2 reasons are, 1) I need to know my fish are definitely being fed. and 2) I would never put that responsibility on someone other than myslf. If something goes south, It's on me and my equipment.
Fish won't starve to death in a week. I'm not sure if this can be blamed on the person feeding them.
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It was a linear blenny . There is only two possibilities . My Feeder wife did not put the lid on tight SHHH. Or my bully Tang claimed another victim . It has killed two others
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If it jumped there should be evidence.
I couldn't live without an autofeeder.
I couldn't live without an autofeeder.
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My money is on the Tang , but I could not find the body
Check the floor behind the tank for a body?
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Yup. That's where my diamond ended up but did a water change and no sign. I really did not look hard as what does it really matter. The point was the friggin Tang killed two for sure which is why I say No more Tangs.
By the way your idea of lengthening the drain pipe in the sump did away with the salt creep
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