Netofficer3710
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does anyone else have this issue?
I had a snail one time (forgot the species) that was constantly falling off the glass and landing on his back. I was flipping him multiple times a day and eventually told him it was just too bad he was stupid and he would have to suffer the consequences... I much prefer the shell on the blue leg hermit that now sports his shell around the reef
I also have a starfish I saved last week from one of my corals which was closing up on him. he drug himself around the tank with 2 legs for a while and swelled up as his usless legs flapped in the current. today I saved him from an anemone that was almost on top of him, I had to flip him back over after he fell off the rock I set him on, and I watched as he climbed the glass with 4 legs as the coral that had previously almost eaten him had a hold of the 5th leg.
at what point do you just give up and let the stupid ones get eaten?
I had a snail one time (forgot the species) that was constantly falling off the glass and landing on his back. I was flipping him multiple times a day and eventually told him it was just too bad he was stupid and he would have to suffer the consequences... I much prefer the shell on the blue leg hermit that now sports his shell around the reef
I also have a starfish I saved last week from one of my corals which was closing up on him. he drug himself around the tank with 2 legs for a while and swelled up as his usless legs flapped in the current. today I saved him from an anemone that was almost on top of him, I had to flip him back over after he fell off the rock I set him on, and I watched as he climbed the glass with 4 legs as the coral that had previously almost eaten him had a hold of the 5th leg.
at what point do you just give up and let the stupid ones get eaten?