What ever creature is having problems now
Its pictured above--
It's called a dolabella sea hare. A champion hair algae eater.
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What ever creature is having problems now
Ahhh. Yeah I saw the picture but didn’t know what it was. But inverts are sensitive to salinity and rapid temp changesIts pictured above--
It's called a dolabella sea hare. A champion hair algae eater.
No its a slow drop and 75 is not a big dealdang.
Well...
I still have power but I just saw the tank temp dropped from 77 to 75.
No WiFi :/
stupid ice storm.
Could that sudden decrease in temp possibly stress it out?
We went from low 60s to freezing rain in 24 hours. So my house dropped to about 65* before I caught the temp in the tank.
No its a slow drop and 75 is not a big deal
is he still alive and moving /eating??This just drives me bonkers not knowing why some animals thrive and others die
Alive in the sense that she’s still attached to the substrate and not being blown all around— yesis he still alive and moving /eating??
lets hope for the best ;) :)Alive in the sense that she’s still attached to the substrate and not being blown all around— yes
but her normal behavior during the day it to bury her head in the sand, and her full face has been out all day.
Mine is out all day and other days burried in the sand while other times is tucked in rocksAlive in the sense that she’s still attached to the substrate and not being blown all around— yes
but her normal behavior during the day it to bury her head in the sand, and her full face has been out all day.
Mine is out all day and other days burried in the sand while other times is tucked in rocks
Nope I believe that is where the gills are and part of the reason I suspect a perisite. I have read a couple of post that say they had something come out of that area.I scooted her around into a more open area to see if i would get a movement response.
Seems like me after a big injury. Moving slow, lethargic, but moving, and not to a comfortable area but just enough to not be uncomfortable.
Still monitoring. No snails/ hermits have started to crawl on her yet so shes not dead and decaying.
Hoping for the best, but havent read any positive feedback on an sea hares backs splitting and them coming out on top.
yes they have short life span:(but we def keep them happy in that short time:)also, from what im reading this is indicative of the end of their life cycle. So next time I ask for my LFS to order one, I will not buy one that is this large (around 4-5")
Smaller if you can. Also don't let them sit at the fish store for more than a couple of days. They need to get food. Most of the ones at the lfs are starvingyes they have short life span:(but we def keep them happy in that short time:)
Nope makes you a reefer. Seahares I temp and than acclimate over a couple of hours by hand. I have only had one split. I had one almost cut in half rock slide. If working in the tank I always account for the seahare first. If I can't locate it I don't do any work.thanks guys.
seems like ive been having crappy luck lately with keeping things living....
makes me feel like a bad mom.