I have a plan, it may not be pretty ;Dead
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Maybe ate bath saltsSounds like a pretty bizarre change to behaviors, wonder what could have prompted it all... Good luck with your plan, I look forward to reading about it.
Holy moly, You need chain mail to work around that little bugger!
Could the Talbots be breeding and like the interior of the skull a certain way? Or has whatever other entrance there is gotten tighter due to coral growth or anything like that?
What are you dosing with?On a brighter note my Alk has been rock solid for almost a week now.. testing every other day I have had three 7.7 dkh readings in a row from my Hanna Seems like the coralbox dosers are doing their job, I have been watching them closely and they seem to be working perfectly
What are you dosing with?
My clown does that every time I am in the tank feeding or maintaining it..... he’s a real jerk, maybe it’s old age.... he just turned 11
Maybe they are afraid of it - I would flip it toothey flipped my skull again today and threw substrate all over my scoly :mad:
The behavior of the clown is some what normal but I have no idea what’s up with the Talbots..
the skull has been in the tank for a long time and they have ignored it, I did move it a while back to the rear of my tank and they took up resistance inside it several months ago, why they are doing this now I have no idea? They also turned over a pretty good size rock in the back of tank.
no real aggression inside the tank outside normal damsel behavior and with only 5 small fish they have plenty of room.. the clown mostly stays behind overflow and only comes out to eat or bite me ;Hilarious