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Unread 06/01/2012, 11:54 AM   #1
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the big tear down

In the process of tear down so I can catch fish for pick up tonight. Did a jury rig with spare rubbermaid, tank and brute containers with every last piece of leftover pvc I could find last night. Now trying to separate the rocks and catch fish (just noticed now the harlequin shrimp need to catch. ). Ugh, going to be exhausted by tonight. Back to work.


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Unread 06/01/2012, 12:03 PM   #2
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Please, please, please this will be the last time, if this is going to be an annual or biannual thing like it's been going, I'm going to get a smaller tank!


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Unread 06/01/2012, 03:34 PM   #3
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It will all be worth it in the end!


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Unread 06/01/2012, 04:07 PM   #4
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Ugh, when the rocks are in the fish dart and hide into the rocks...

when the rocks are out, then they have the whole length of the tank to escape the net


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Unread 06/01/2012, 04:55 PM   #5
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put an egg crate divider in the tank and slowly close it in on them...?


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Unread 06/01/2012, 05:38 PM   #6
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put an egg crate divider in the tank and slowly close it in on them...?
Yep had to do that + lower the water below the outputs and powerheads since they were hiding in those too. All caught except 1 anthias.


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Unread 06/01/2012, 07:08 PM   #7
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Just had a move myself... Not as big as yours but it was one crazy move down the street... Had a few rocks with encrusted corals that wouldn't fit the bucket so I covered them with wet towels and drove to my new place..


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Unread 06/01/2012, 08:46 PM   #8
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I must have looked really funny all soaking wet from trying to catch those guys since John broke out laughing when I answered the door . Didn't have just wet sleeves this time . When I told my husband I needed a bath before we had dinner he said it looked like I already had one .


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Unread 06/01/2012, 09:14 PM   #9
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Thanks for the gorgeous fishes Tina! They all look super healthy and already eating. Nicest fish in my tank!


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Unread 06/01/2012, 09:18 PM   #10
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Can't thank John enough for dropping it them off. Hope we all catch up again in a future frag swap or gathering.


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Those are some beautiful angels!!! Ed-was a pleasure; thank you for sharing your gorgeous tank w/ me!! Tina- you looked like you were in swimming catching your fish!! Thanks for the beautiful hawk-wonder who he might bully in my tank!!


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Unread 06/01/2012, 10:39 PM   #12
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Tina- you looked like you were in swimming catching your fish!! Thanks for the beautiful hawk-wonder who he might bully in my tank!!
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LOL, pretty much had to to catch that Hawk! He's super smart and it was like a game of chess trying to out smart him. As long as there aren't other type of wrasses (he hated my snooty wrasse) he should be fine.


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Unread 06/01/2012, 10:55 PM   #13
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Big chicken right now hiding in a cave. Everyone is introducing themselves to him!!


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It was my pleasure John, wish I had more time to chat. But, my little boss called. Hopefully next time. If there's anything I can do, just let me know.

Tina, what do feed your fishes?? Steak diet? These guys are plumped. How many times a day do you feed them. I want to ensure that their eating doesn't change.


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It was my pleasure John, wish I had more time to chat. But, my little boss called. Hopefully next time. If there's anything I can do, just let me know.

Tina, what do feed your fishes?? Steak diet? These guys are plumped. How many times a day do you feed them. I want to ensure that their eating doesn't change.
LOL, they get mysis and Rod's food, usually once but sometimes twice a day. I also feed occasionally pellets spectra, etc. and they get pods from the fuge and Julians sea vegies (like the purple seaweed).


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