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Hey RC,
Since none of the conventional parameters have been found to cause pulsing Xenia's, I've decided to take this one into my own hands and look for some out of the box solutions.
This all started this morning when I found my Xenia frag on the sand bed, and my Xenia's went from slight Arrhythmia to flat line. While a step in the wrong direction, it's inspiring to know that my incompetence can produce some pretty drastic results.
Using my ignorance as strength, I'll run new and downright irresponsible experiments on my Xenia daily until it dies or starts pulsing like a champ.
Day one: Hot sauce
Procedure: dabbed one drop of hot sauce on my finger, rubbed into a smooth coat, and proceeded to rub the heads of the Xenia.
Observations: Heads were closed for an abnormal amount of time. After 20 minutes, the Xenia returned to normal and is not showing any signs of pulsing.
Conclusion: Xenia's are not a fan of hot sauce.
Since none of the conventional parameters have been found to cause pulsing Xenia's, I've decided to take this one into my own hands and look for some out of the box solutions.
This all started this morning when I found my Xenia frag on the sand bed, and my Xenia's went from slight Arrhythmia to flat line. While a step in the wrong direction, it's inspiring to know that my incompetence can produce some pretty drastic results.
Using my ignorance as strength, I'll run new and downright irresponsible experiments on my Xenia daily until it dies or starts pulsing like a champ.
Day one: Hot sauce
Procedure: dabbed one drop of hot sauce on my finger, rubbed into a smooth coat, and proceeded to rub the heads of the Xenia.
Observations: Heads were closed for an abnormal amount of time. After 20 minutes, the Xenia returned to normal and is not showing any signs of pulsing.
Conclusion: Xenia's are not a fan of hot sauce.
