LoJack
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Unbelievable!
I knew I had a male holding, but I just let him spit in the main tank. I have hawkfish and the like in the tank and knew they'd get eaten, if they were even viable ( it was the pairs first spawn )
I noticed the male no longer had anything in his mouth about 10 days ago and thought nothing of it ... figured, one day, I'll try my best to spawn them and get a good batch.
But during routine maintenance last night ... I found this little guy in a sump chamber
I can't get a good photo ... he's half the size of a dime!
This photo gives you an idea on size. That is the smallest hydor koralia they make
Another shot ... tried to get it as clear as I could ... couldn't get my camera to focus on him, he's just too small lol
And this last photo is the blurriest one, but its good for size reference. That is a standard power head power cord beside him in the photo ... he's the same diameter lol
I still can't believe he survived ... against all odds. And then to get sucked into the overflow ... miss the skimmer intake, and make it into the fugue! Plus there is a huge watchmen goby that likes the fuge, every single time I put him back in the main tank ... he heads straight for the overflow and goes back to the sump. And he has a big basket mouth on him ... surprised he hasn't eaten this little guy yet to be honest.
I knew I had a male holding, but I just let him spit in the main tank. I have hawkfish and the like in the tank and knew they'd get eaten, if they were even viable ( it was the pairs first spawn )
I noticed the male no longer had anything in his mouth about 10 days ago and thought nothing of it ... figured, one day, I'll try my best to spawn them and get a good batch.
But during routine maintenance last night ... I found this little guy in a sump chamber
I can't get a good photo ... he's half the size of a dime!
This photo gives you an idea on size. That is the smallest hydor koralia they make
Another shot ... tried to get it as clear as I could ... couldn't get my camera to focus on him, he's just too small lol
And this last photo is the blurriest one, but its good for size reference. That is a standard power head power cord beside him in the photo ... he's the same diameter lol
I still can't believe he survived ... against all odds. And then to get sucked into the overflow ... miss the skimmer intake, and make it into the fugue! Plus there is a huge watchmen goby that likes the fuge, every single time I put him back in the main tank ... he heads straight for the overflow and goes back to the sump. And he has a big basket mouth on him ... surprised he hasn't eaten this little guy yet to be honest.
