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I know right!?! The guy said too heavy but then said it would be OK to take if I checked the bag. Well, in my carry-on or checked, the same 3 pounds are still on the plane! Not worth arguing over but it'll bother me for a while because these rocks were perfect.@BristolEVO that sucks you couldn’t take those rocks on the plane. Just 3 pounds!!! Subscribed.
- Mitchell.
@BristolEVO good thing you didn’t stick the rock in your pocket to hide it from security. Could have a hitchhiker crustacean pinch you in the crotch area!!! LOLI know right!?! The guy said too heavy but then said it would be OK to take if I checked the bag. Well, in my carry-on or checked, the same 3 pounds are still on the plane! Not worth arguing over but it'll bother me for a while because these rocks were perfect.
@BristolEVO so that’s how you get CRABS!!!!! It’s a social disease from Reefing!!!!"No, no, it's ACTUALLY crabs!!"
Oh no!!! How are the corals, is it just fish and inverts? I’m so sorry!Problems!
Sunday I did a 20% water change and tested. Tests looked fine.
Yesterday in the AM I spotted 2 dead snails in the tank. Slight bad smell so it must not have been too long. Water looked a bit hazy. This prompted me to test again and I saw:
Nitrate NO2 - 117 ppb
Ammonia NH3 - 0.14
Not zero but didn't seem excessive either. This morning both clowns were dead at the bottom. The diamond goby looks fine and corals look normal. What the heck is happening?? Prepping for another water change now.
Nice setup! But do not rinse your sand. If thats live sand, it has bacteria in it. Rinsing it in tap water will kill it.What's the best way to rinse? Collander is too open and I'll be there all day with coffee filters. Or dump and swish it in a bucket and keep changing the water? My tap water has high chlorine and other garbage so I'm hesitant to get that water near anything with this tank and kill off the live sand.
Did your clowns show any signs of distress the day prior?And now the diamond goby is in major distress. Something just wiped out all my fish within a day.
Did your clowns show any signs of distress the day prior?
The day prior the clowns were acting a little lazy compared to normal and hanging out under the rock arch. And they didn't go as crazy at feed time, like not very hungry.Oh no!!! How are the corals, is it just fish and inverts? I’m so sorry!
Hmmm seems like it’d have to be disease of some kind for the coral and most inverts to be doing fine…that would be so weird if the snails carried something in! I hope that’s not the case =/The day prior the clowns were acting a little lazy compared to normal and hanging out under the rock arch. And they didn't go as crazy at feed time, like not very hungry.
The corals all seem fine. No signs of anything wrong. Open and extended. And the only two inverts that died were the two snails I added last Saturday. Other snails, blue leg hermits, and urchin are all still alive and active.
Looking back at the timeline I bet those 2 new snails were carrying disease or bacteria. Only those two died, then the water got hazy, I'm thinking bacteria bloom, and then the fish all died within 24 hours.
Hey! Thanks for checking in! I'll have to go see your tank thread, hopefully it's going a bit better than mine.I remember your thread from when I first joined R2R. We put water in our tanks three days apart.
Sorry for your losses.
I've been mulling over whether to get another fish so will check in to se how things go with your diamond goby. Looking forward to seeing your new pics.