GreyhoundTrish
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In the last twenty four hours, just like that..bam.bam.bam. I lost my sexy shrimp, Mrs. Nemo and Mr. Nemo (who had completely (or seemingly so) recovered from any of his white spots). Last night water params were all normal. I was planning on doing my 10-20% change this weekend when Adrian was home (10 gallons of SW can be a tad too heavy for my bad back to lift). Both OCs were curious, lively, flitting, eating, etc. The sexy shrimp, was just....well...being itself. The only comment I made to Adrian, he was out of town last night, was I had more algae on my rocks than I thought I should, and he wisely advised cutting back on the time the lights are on. I didn't do anything unusual last night. I fed, frozen..mysis, yep, mysis last night. In fact, got the the brain coral to take one (had me a moment with my coral *sniff sniff*, and of course phyto.
Possible energy surge or something such, given the weather,etc? I am on an aquarium surge protector/timer set up. I don't know what else could have gone so bad so fast on me. Any thoughts of other things to look for, check, please let me know. We have the basic water test kits, plus the complete test kits for establish reefs.
I believe I can confirm my first zoa colony is a lost cause, my beauty from KR. *sigh* The other smaller zoa frags continue to improve. All corals appear healthy. I may have additionaly lost a hermit, but hard to tell if lost/dead or shedded and found a new home/shell. This was "dozer" so my big one. Otherwise I can't tell the others apart.
Trish :worried:
ETA: The reason A is home to help me with water checks tonight, is he was injured on the job last night. I went to Selmer to bring him home this morning. He'll be fine. My aquarium on the other hand....? I just re-read that, I didn't mean that to come out callous, just letting you all know he's OK, nothing to worry about. Just a bit sore, and out of it, a bit more shaken than I've ever seen him. They didn't even do a basic neuro exam on the man in the hospital, so I ran him through one when we got home, and fine. I'll check again in the morning before I go off to work, with strict orders for him to REST!!!
Possible energy surge or something such, given the weather,etc? I am on an aquarium surge protector/timer set up. I don't know what else could have gone so bad so fast on me. Any thoughts of other things to look for, check, please let me know. We have the basic water test kits, plus the complete test kits for establish reefs.
I believe I can confirm my first zoa colony is a lost cause, my beauty from KR. *sigh* The other smaller zoa frags continue to improve. All corals appear healthy. I may have additionaly lost a hermit, but hard to tell if lost/dead or shedded and found a new home/shell. This was "dozer" so my big one. Otherwise I can't tell the others apart.
Trish :worried:
ETA: The reason A is home to help me with water checks tonight, is he was injured on the job last night. I went to Selmer to bring him home this morning. He'll be fine. My aquarium on the other hand....? I just re-read that, I didn't mean that to come out callous, just letting you all know he's OK, nothing to worry about. Just a bit sore, and out of it, a bit more shaken than I've ever seen him. They didn't even do a basic neuro exam on the man in the hospital, so I ran him through one when we got home, and fine. I'll check again in the morning before I go off to work, with strict orders for him to REST!!!
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