There's something fishy about this build...

Not caddy shack guy!!
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So my Halichoeres chrysus aka Mr. Banana eats bristle worms is this normal or is he a weirdo?
Normal for small worms. If it starts eating big ones it might be a dragon in disguise
 
So my Halichoeres chrysus aka Mr. Banana eats bristle worms is this normal or is he a weirdo?
Weirdo. But it has nothing to do with eating bristle worms. My first pintail would eat any worm he saw without mercy. Tequila barely looks at any. In fact tequila is a truly weird one his favorite food is flake.
 
Normal for small worms. If it starts eating big ones it might be a dragon in disguise
It’s funny to watch because it’s almost like he throws it a few times before eating it
 
My Leucoxanthus eats spaghetti worms off and on. Usually he just plucks them out of the sand bed and spits them at the powerheads and watches them fly around the tank though.
 
Did a water change on the eel tank. Trying to figure out how to add the primes without giving AI more money.
Here’s a sexy GSP photo mid water change.
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I don't know if it works on Ai but Noops I loosened the screws on the back of the bracket, slipped it over the frame, re tightened the screws, and then tightened the mounting screws.
 

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