<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13236616#post13236616 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by MarineGirl411 Beautiful pictures. It is sad to see the tigers though. Some of them look sad to me. They are so beautiful though. Thank you for sharing. =)
I made the same comment while taking the photos. The orange tiger in particular seemed to have this sad face. But they were both magnificent and seemed happy while playing. Perhaps zoos provide the human to animal encounter that sparks our greater appreciation for our animals beyond the photos in books or clips on tv.
If you noticed as well, it is probably true. If they had a larger habitat it would be different. Or living in an animal sanctuary would be a little better.
Just some picts of the local bridge that comes by my house.
funny... its like 400 yards away from the san andreas fault and a Dam no big earthquakes so far
Just some picts of the local bridge that comes by my house.
funny... its like 400 yards away from the san andreas fault and a Dam no big earthquakes so far
So I was waken up at 7:30 this morning by my mom to hear that there was water all over the floor...... pretty much the nightmare that I've always feared. I came down stairs stepping in the cold water that flooded our entry way tile and opened the doors on the stand and the canopy. After a bit of investigation i concluded that the tank itself had not flooded or cracked (thank god!) but that the spillage had com from the sump. I cleaned up the water and found plenty of water inside the stand. i couldnt find any leaks anywhere. It doesnt appear that any of the acrylic tanks that compose the refugium and the sump were cracked or leaking BUT i did notice a hefty a mount of water on the refugium side. and The floor is very very level. After measuring the salinity which had dropped from 1.025 to 1.021 from the ATO adding freshwater to make up.... I though about it and figured that One of the Choclate chip sea stars in the refugium crawled over the drains on the refugium... causing it to flood until the star moved away. I dried up the mess and investigated to see if any water was leakind anywhere and nothing was found. I added some salt to the tank and looked at the fish and inverts and it seems that little harm has been done for now.
you might ask why I have choclate chip stars in the system. They were a small concession. My mother would only get the tank if I somehow allowed her to get 2 small choclate chip stars. So for the past year and a half they have lived in there no problem. Today im picking up strainers to keep them from stiking on.
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