nanomarine
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How are your baby gigs?
Hope they're doing well.
Hope they're doing well.
Four baby gigs
- Thread starter D-Nak
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D-Nak
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I think you jinxed me. I didn't really want to update this thread, but I will.
You saw the purple/green gig deflate right in front or your eyes. I had to move it and the other remaining greenish and brown gig back to QT -- this time in separate tanks. I treated both with Septra (green and brown one) and Cipro (purple/green one) and both slowly withered away. The green and brown one died first, followed a few days later by the purple/green one.
So, I am left with one green gig:
Again, it never needed treatment and after a couple of days of observation went right into the DT. It never fully deflated, just a partial deflation when in the observation tank. It looks a lot greener than in the photo, especially when I have the blue channel turned up on the A350. However, taking photos with the blue channel on causes the photos to look purple.
D-Nak
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It definitely wasn't a mertensii (no distinctive verrucae), but I wasn't convinced it was 100% gigantea. Sorry for your loss -- sounds like it was a disaster!
nanomarine
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Wow, that's so touchy with these Gigs.
Maybe they missed the clowns that I went with me
The Gig looks cool - does it have a blue edged with the green center?
BTW, the clowns are doing great - one in the carpet and the other likes the hammer in opposite corner of the tank. Don't know why they don't hangout together at all - no chemistry ?
Maybe they missed the clowns that I went with me
The Gig looks cool - does it have a blue edged with the green center?
BTW, the clowns are doing great - one in the carpet and the other likes the hammer in opposite corner of the tank. Don't know why they don't hangout together at all - no chemistry ?
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