Also my wife has notified me that she knows a woman who is trying to get rid of a 90 gallon saltwater tank. They don't want anything for it, just get it out of their house. I'm really hopeful that I'll get it.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Salty News
It's not all doom and gloom. Most of my fish are in good health.
Also my wife has notified me that she knows a woman who is trying to get rid of a 90 gallon saltwater tank. They don't want anything for it, just get it out of their house. I'm really hopeful that I'll get it.
Also my wife has notified me that she knows a woman who is trying to get rid of a 90 gallon saltwater tank. They don't want anything for it, just get it out of their house. I'm really hopeful that I'll get it.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Been a While
It has, hopefully in a few days I'll have some pictures to post.
Most of the reason is the same as always, nothing is really happening. Well, mostly nothing. I've got to admit that there is something seriously wrong with my serpaes. Since I've gotten them they've been slowly dying off one by one. The symptoms are always the same. The serpae starts to get pale. Their eyes start to bulge, they get lethargic, they take to hiding, and then they die. The entire process takes about two weeks. My most recent one died on Saturday. Unfortunately my last long fin now has one severly distorted eye. I have a bad feeling that he'll grow more pale soon and die.
One of the rasboras in my tank has a discolored patch behind is dorsal fin, a little fuzzy, like a fungus.
Shark is also not staying to the front of the tank but the back.
To top off the fun times, I haven't seen any evidence of the fry lately. I suspect they've all been eating.
Right now, things kinda suck.
Most of the reason is the same as always, nothing is really happening. Well, mostly nothing. I've got to admit that there is something seriously wrong with my serpaes. Since I've gotten them they've been slowly dying off one by one. The symptoms are always the same. The serpae starts to get pale. Their eyes start to bulge, they get lethargic, they take to hiding, and then they die. The entire process takes about two weeks. My most recent one died on Saturday. Unfortunately my last long fin now has one severly distorted eye. I have a bad feeling that he'll grow more pale soon and die.
One of the rasboras in my tank has a discolored patch behind is dorsal fin, a little fuzzy, like a fungus.
Shark is also not staying to the front of the tank but the back.
To top off the fun times, I haven't seen any evidence of the fry lately. I suspect they've all been eating.
Right now, things kinda suck.
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