melev
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I was very surprised to see the Houston Black Onyx Percs that I brought to Ft Worth in January 07 spreading the cheer yesterday evening. These clowns are about 2.5 years old, tank raised by a MARSH member. They don't look at all black like the parents we were shown, but I still love my little guys. They live in the angled tank when you first walk into my home.
This is the very first clutch of eggs they've ever laid, so I'm expecting as they practice, they'll get better at it.
A few are on the underside of the mag-rock, although it may be hard to see them.
Also, the one emerald crab in my reef is certifiably psycho. He lost an arm/pincher months ago. I figured he'd molt a few times and grow another one. About a week ago I was looking in the tank, and saw him on top of a rock. While I watched, he reached over across his body, and ripped one of his legs off. He's down to four legs and a claw. I don't have a clue why; it certainly isn't due to a lack of available food. The suicidal crab probably won't be around much longer at this rate.
News...
I was very surprised to see the Houston Black Onyx Percs that I brought to Ft Worth in January 07 spreading the cheer yesterday evening. These clowns are about 2.5 years old, tank raised by a MARSH member. They don't look at all black like the parents we were shown, but I still love my little guys. They live in the angled tank when you first walk into my home.
This is the very first clutch of eggs they've ever laid, so I'm expecting as they practice, they'll get better at it.
A few are on the underside of the mag-rock, although it may be hard to see them.
Also, the one emerald crab in my reef is certifiably psycho. He lost an arm/pincher months ago. I figured he'd molt a few times and grow another one. About a week ago I was looking in the tank, and saw him on top of a rock. While I watched, he reached over across his body, and ripped one of his legs off. He's down to four legs and a claw. I don't have a clue why; it certainly isn't due to a lack of available food. The suicidal crab probably won't be around much longer at this rate.
