<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7651662#post7651662 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Safir
one of my "big" gorilla crabs made a mistake today - and i caught him. he's about 1" across and is living in my sump until i can catch the other three, one large one medium one small
Tim's already drooling again at the mere thought of it Safir (especially after being teased the last time - I opened the container right in front of him...)
So where'd we leave off?
I left for a trip back in time and then almost immediately upon returning went to Vegas for a 'relaxing' vacation (if you think stomatopods can be cruel you should spend some time playing roulette; really puts cruelty in perspective). Before leaving for Vegas Tim got treated to a grab bag of snails including 5 astrea of medium build, some parasite-infested turbo shells (the parasites in question were the pointy calcified variety - Tim destroyed/consumed two of those before he struck his first astrea of the night) and one MASSIVE turbo.
All but one of the Astrea were gone when we got back and the GINORMOUS turbo seemed to have fended well. The turbo even did what he was supposed to do... he cleaned the place up! The astrea that remained was claimed the night he returned (or he jumped ship - I didn't hear any dinner arrangements being made).
One ninja crab is living in plain view of Tim's throne, but he has surrounded himself with rubble and only comes out to grab a piece of nearby food.
Also happened upon a couple more neat hitchhiker anemones (tulips maybe, really frilly with pink mouths), which I'll include pics of after I post this and start to process images from two vacations and the 4th.
After consuming 5 or so astrea while I was away he must've needed to get his armored suit tailored again, because he's been hiding silently for the past few days. I noticed one of his shed smashers yesterday, but didn't grab it right away and I think one of the hair-worms grabbed it instead. /shrug
Hope all is well with all of you and that all of you enloyed a fantastic Independence Day!