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they are still in the treatment tank as of right now. i was planning on returning to the display tank today but they look like they could use more treatment. could i do the quick bath method before returning or would it be pointless. and should i go ahead and add them back to the display or should i continue treatment
Not the best of news but better 1 of 2 is better than 0/2So far about an hour back in the display the snowflake looks pretty good but the zebra is not looking much better
I'm stationed in South Mississippi. I wade out at night with my hand net and catch Glass shrimp and common squid which usually are 2-6 inches, I also catch my own oysters to feed to them. I have many seafood markets here and none will carry raw clam. I got a quote from one who said for him to order raw clams in it would be about 75$ for a dozen which is rediculous
I can get them about 50 cents a piece up here. So ya $75 is way steep, highway robbery some would say.I'm stationed in South Mississippi. I wade out at night with my hand net and catch Glass shrimp and common squid which usually are 2-6 inches, I also catch my own oysters to feed to them. I have many seafood markets here and none will carry raw clam. I got a quote from one who said for him to order raw clams in it would be about 75$ for a dozen which is rediculous
So if this zebra does not get any better is there a humane way to euthanize him? I feel bad and don't know what else I should do.