My new 600 gallon reef
- Thread starter JohnL
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The last six months I've been feeding him whole Sardines, at the same time I've noticed my green chromis population has dwindled. I'm suspicious that he's gotten big enough to predate the chromis. Either that or the Green bird wrasse has snatched them up. I've noticed he chases them a bit. Worth the sacrifice though as long as he doesn't mess with the anthias.
Definately breaking rules. Especially with the Tang police. otherwise The porcupine puffer and clown trigger seem to leave the reef alone.
Ur killing me Jonathan
Goodwin9
Premium Member
I have been going through old pictures that never got posted and am going to try and get some of the better ones posted. Everyone likes pictures in the threads....
Good news is that I got the remaining staples and stitches removed...bad news is they want me to start radiation and chemotherapy in two weeks.
Goodwin9
Premium Member
Getting closer...I think. Still can't seem to do to much with the tanks other than keep them fed. Had a friend stop over last evening and change all of the chemical reactors (charcoal & GFO) and carry down stairs a number of salt buckets from the garage.<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13558138#post13558138 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
Argh. I'm glad you are getting healed, but feel bad that you have to deal with chemo.I bet all those aquariums help keep your mind off of things, right?
I've got a guy coming over tonight (hopefully) to let me try out his D70 to see if I'll like it.
jnarowe
New member
yeah, the real problem with chemo is horrible fatigue, even worse than what I had/have with the stroke. That makes it so hard to maintain a reef tank, let alone several. I think if I were going through hospital stays, chemo, etc. I would hire in some help, just so the time I spent around the tanks was less work and more pleasurable.
And thanks for sharing.
