Do it it is one of the most intriguing little creatures. Probably my favorite thing I have kept so far.I put up a potted magnolia next to that block wall, and a line of Podocarpus along the back wall.
Anyway, since we're not at the House of JoJo, @Fish Styx how's murderbug doing? I was just looking at KP and found this guy:
Mantis Shrimp - Neogonodactylus curacaoensis
Neogonodactylus curacaoensis is one of the small mantis shrimps that we occasionally collect here in the Keys. The ones that we get are usually in between 1 inch to 2 3/4 inches in lengh. Contact us if you want to know what sizes we have available because a 1 inch mantis will grow up but […]www.kpaquatics.com
Tempting to jump on one of these acrylic DIY tanks for a murderbug of my own!
Just sent this to my husband lolStill got the sign up today?
Yessir. The dimmer switch just arrived yesterday afternoon. It was so obnoxiously bright that The Dainty Dictator would not let me turn it on until I could turn it down. lol.Still got the sign up today?
I grew up watching Ernest, and I find this incredibly hilarious
After losing the brunneus, going to work on restocking the 40 first. More chances for a mantis later, but a curacaoensis is definitely on my radar!
Hrmm... I use silicone tubing as well and have no issues. Is there a hole in the line, or is it cracked at the connection point? You said that you used one that would "fit"... is it too loose, thereby allowing air to be sucked in? The tubing should be snug. In fact, you should have to heat it to get it to connect to your barb fitting on the container. Can you provide me clear pics of your setup: dosing container and connection points, pump heads and connections, and where your output lines feed into your sump, please.
I had a large collection of various airline tubing (all new), and only one was snug enough during testing to work. I'm thinking this must be the problem. Last night at set up, only the output line had air, and this morning it was in both lines.
Traced my line back to Omagh Ireland. Is that where the orange comes from? Most people don't know the green orange connection on the flag either.PSA:
Ours is a story of resilience, determination, and perseverance; born of violence and oppression. Today, above all else, is a celebration of what we as a people have endured, both in the diaspora and our ancestral homeland. Please remember that as you use today to drink yourselves into oblivion whilst pretending to be "Irish" and perpetuating negative stereotypes. The warcry was, "No surrender!"
