Tank birthday, 47+ years

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OMG a couple of months ago I added a tiny sea hare about 3/4" long. I couldn't find it and figured it croaked. I found it and I know why I couldn't find it before. I thought it was a large rock. The thing is about 9" long and 6" wide. It looks like a Manatee.

It's the big blob in the center of the picture below that plastic float. That container is about 8" deep.

I guess he does eat this stuff.
Sea Hare.jpeg
 
OMG a couple of months ago I added a tiny sea hare about 3/4" long. I couldn't find it and figured it croaked. I found it and I know why I couldn't find it before. I thought it was a large rock. The thing is about 9" long and 6" wide. It looks like a Manatee.

It's the big blob in the center of the picture below that plastic float. That container is about 8" deep.

I guess he does eat this stuff.
Sea Hare.jpeg
I'm likely getting a sea hare tomorrow. Been looking for a couple of weeks and someone posted one on Facebook yesterday.
 
I don't know what is in that fluconazole that I am trying in my test vat but the corals and anemones in there look better than in my main tank.
It is so healthy that something spawned in there and I don't know what it is because there are no animals in there except brittle stars, bristle worms and asternia stars.

They are not amphipods or copepods but they are swimming and running all over the place. I don't know what bristleworm larvae look like so maybe they are those. 😬
 
To hopefully make my life a little easier I bought one of these handicapped lifts to get my wife up off the floor when she falls. We haven't used it yet and hope we never will, but I know that is not going to be true.

It descends to 2" above the floor and lifts the person to sitting height.

The picture won't let me load it.
 
To hopefully make my life a little easier I bought one of these handicapped lifts to get my wife up off the floor when she falls. We haven't used it yet and hope we never will, but I know that is not going to be true.

It descends to 2" above the floor and lifts the person to sitting height.

The picture won't let me load it.
Hopefully it will be ideal and hopefully you won't have to use it much at all.
 
I don't know what is in that fluconazole that I am trying in my test vat but the corals and anemones in there look better than in my main tank.
It is so healthy that something spawned in there and I don't know what it is because there are no animals in there except brittle stars, bristle worms and asternia stars.

They are not amphipods or copepods but they are swimming and running all over the place. I don't know what bristleworm larvae look like so maybe they are those. 😬
Paul,
This is what the Mayo Clinic says about

“Fluconazole is most commonly used to treat and prevent fungal and yeast infections, particularly vaginal yeast infections (vaginal candidiasis). “
 
Paul,
This is what the Mayo Clinic says about

“Fluconazole is most commonly used to treat and prevent fungal and yeast infections, particularly vaginal yeast infections (vaginal candidiasis). “
Is that a type of macro or micro algae?
 

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