- Location
- Hicksville, NY
Bored royal gramma.
Hardest working hermit in the tank. I think I'll name him James Brown.
Hardest working hermit in the tank. I think I'll name him James Brown.
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"My Daughter's" Solana 34g
- Thread starter rcharliesam
- Start date
- Location
- Hicksville, NY
Thanks Awi! 
Not sure if it was the intro of the wrasse that stressed him, as he developed ich shortly after, but he was eating extremely well and recovered (or visually at least) in a couple of days. So maybe that took it's toll.
Not sure if it was the intro of the wrasse that stressed him, as he developed ich shortly after, but he was eating extremely well and recovered (or visually at least) in a couple of days. So maybe that took it's toll.- Location
- Hicksville, NY
Tank is done, still no power and the last fish was plucked out two days ago. Poetically the last one to go was the first fish I bought.
My starry eyed hermit was the last survivor, but I am not even sure that he is still in there, I can not bear to look at the tank anymore. And I will just wait for the power to come back before I do.
My starry eyed hermit was the last survivor, but I am not even sure that he is still in there, I can not bear to look at the tank anymore. And I will just wait for the power to come back before I do.
- Location
- Sound Beach,LI
That sux dude! Sorry
that sux dude! Sorry
+1
- Location
- Long Island, NY
Sucks to lose such a great looking tank!!
- Location
- Hicksville, NY
Thanks guys, I am sure that there were some monster tanks lost, so I am at least thankful that I was not deeper in to the hobby. I will rebuild though, probably very slowly until I can get some Lipa-proofing in place.
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