Lucky

CastAway · Mar 23, 2015

Sometime shortly before 4:00p today my Midas blenny leaped from my tank. My son walked into the house to find it, still wet on the floor. He got it back into the tank and its swimming and eating. Lucky, so far. Guess I'll get on that cover I've been planning.

LeighannW · Mar 23, 2015

I had a blue sided wrasse do the same to me when we had a rimless tank a few years ago

TriMax · Mar 24, 2015

Too many times those kind of stories do not have such a good ending. Glad yours did.

cale0721 · Mar 24, 2015

Gosh -- I had a small clown fish jump out last summer. He wasn't so fortunate tho. Glad he was found in time.

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