I agree that the sponges are a pain in the neck. They have to be cleaned almost weekly. I have taken mine off and the anemones haven't moved yet. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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anemones and power heads
I agree that the sponges are a pain in the neck. They have to be cleaned almost weekly. I have taken mine off and the anemones haven't moved yet. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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JOshua, I am disagreeing that they are MORE dangerous, not that they aren't dangerous, While the mortality rate per incident is probably greater, i suspect the number of incedents is lower. of course, I have no hard data on that, so I am blowing proverbial smoke out the hind quarters...
"Maybe in order to understand mankind, we have to look at the word itself: "Mankind". Basically, it's made up of two separate words - "mank" and "ind". What do these words mean ? It's a mystery, and that's why so is mankind." ~ Jack Handey
when that happen to my green bubble, he was torn right down the moddle in half, i put half in one tank half in a 10 gallon refugium, they both made it, that was 2 months ago. NOW 2 days ago the main one did it again. he was split into another 2 pieces. He moved because a power head fell and was putting to much current on him. but before that he was in same place for 6 months
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