Lesson of the Day

[Unarce]

Make sure your Sohal isn't hungry when you drop a new peppermint shrimp into your tank :?

:lol:

 

[Anonymous]

Be glad it wasn't a blood shrimp. Ouch.

Louey

 

[Unarce]

Luckily, he only likes blood shrimp antennae

 

[Anonymous]

That is lucky.

I bought a Assuie Harliquin Tusk a few months ago understanding that I may end up shrimpless. I haven't seen my cleaner shrimp in months even though I once saw him cleaning the Tusk. Unappreciative bastard.

I have seen my bloodshrimp a few times, but not recently. He was very reclusive anyways. Pretty much a waste of money whether dead or alive at this point.

Louey

 

[Anonymous]

Well my lesson of the day is don't pull stuff out of your tanks when it's possible for your metal halides to fall into the tank.... luckily I think there's some sort of "short circuit" technology in my e-ballast to turn the bulb off.. but it gave me a little jolt.

 

[Anonymous]

I was going through the same kind of thing with a PBT and new additions. Now I put a mirror up on the tank when adding anything new. The PBT spends his energy fighting his reflection.

 

[Anonymous]

I did not figure a tang would do that.

That is funny about the reflection.

 

[Anonymous]

I going to have to try that.

 

[Anonymous]

You should see if you can get some of those saltwater feeder shrimp for him, Karl. That'd be fun to watch!

Peace,

Chip

 

[gregb1]

That is lucky.

I bought a Assuie Harliquin Tusk a few months ago understanding that I may end up shrimpless. I haven't seen my cleaner shrimp in months even though I once saw him cleaning the Tusk. Unappreciative bastard.

I have seen my bloodshrimp a few times, but not recently. He was very reclusive anyways. Pretty much a waste of money whether dead or alive at this point.

Louey

Unappreciative bastard, I laughed like hell when I read that.