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Well during the feeding today when I pulled the screen off for about 30 seconds to squirt the food in he jumped out and I didnt see or hear anything. Found him on the floor about 20 minutes later. :oops:

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Well during the feeding today when I pulled the screen off for about 30 seconds to squirt the food in he jumped out and I didnt see or hear anything. Found him on the floor about 20 minutes later. :oops:

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Oh no!! That is such a bummer, Dan. (Just makes me wonder how many times they hit their heads doing that before they finally make it out.)
 
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Bummer. Sorry for your loss.
 
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They certainly are. Forst reaction to anything is always into a cave or straight up. Wonder how going up works in the ocean?
 
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They certainly are. Forst reaction to anything is always into a cave or straight up. Wonder how going up works in the ocean?

Up always seemed odd for ocean fish. They don't even feed at the surface. Makes good sense for FW.
 
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My watchman was a huge jumper at first (well he may still be but the tank is so well covered with mesh). Fished him out of the in built sump a number of times as he would jump through the 1 inch space between the eggcrate on top of the tank and the top of the sump compartment.
 
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So my solar wrasse couldn't wait for me to put the food in the tank so he thought he would just jump through a small section of the screen and just wait in the food cup!

I am sure you can imagine my surprise o_O

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He could of been there for the better part of an hour. He went back into the tank and went in to hiding. He is out now and swimming like nothing happened.
 
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If you wanted to catch it, you probably would have had to take your whole tank apart so of course when you don't want it, it jumps right into your cup - gotta love it!! (NOT!)
 
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Dan,

Sorry to hear about this and I hope you find a home for everything and wish you the best of luck on your new adventure!!!!
 
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Dan - sure will miss you and shots of your tank! Best of luck to you and have a safe trip home....
 
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Sad to see another beautiful tank down. I was hoping this tank would be on the next tank tour so I can check it out. Good luck on your move.
 
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Thanks everyone. It is probably the shittiest situation I could be in.

Everything has basically sold off. Its a sad day :(

I am keeping my lights, doser and controller. Hope to make a comeback :)
 
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Everything has been sold off and picked up. Thanks to BAR members that got things. I hope you found everything in great shape and well taken care of.

I do have a cadlights bio pellet reactor and a BRS dual reactor with MJ. Also almost a full gallon of both BRS calcium chloride and BRS soda ash. They have to be picked up TODAY or they will hit the recycling bin. Catching my plane in the AM tomorrow. PM if interested. Not free but cheap ;)
 
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