Hitchhiking RBTA?
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did you add any new power head or upgrade any return pumps?? BTW nice RBTA;)
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Make sure to put some foam or screen covers on your power heads.
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He's settled down for now. Nothing really changed that made him start to move though I suspect now he was looking for more light. Thankfully he is on the opposite side of my tank from the gyre. He's uncomfortably close to the overflow though. But he's been there for a month now and seems happy so I'm leaving it alone.
The new snowflakes won't go near it and I've been adding sticks lately so next time it starts to walk it's probably going bye bye.
The new snowflakes won't go near it and I've been adding sticks lately so next time it starts to walk it's probably going bye bye.
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They walk when there is something not to their liking... Like flow, lighting, etc.Has anyone had a bta hitchhiker?
Mine has been on a weird walk a bout for the last few weeks and I finally caught him in the corner of the glass.
Has anyone seen this before?
I'm going to assume when you use the phrase hitchhiking that you mean he's just walking around the tank... And not that it actually came as a bonus hitchhiker on a rock you bought.
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