Thanks Greg. Well she did’nt make it through the night.:( 🙁 🙁 Well I’m sorry if this ends up a wasted thread but I guess if anything good might come out of it, it would be to watch your tank cleaners, especially hermit crabs. These crabs will truly eat anything they can get their mits on. I hope anyone who reads this thread can forgive me, especially my wife, for the mistake I made.
Peanut was her baby and had her for about a year and it was’nt till I stepped in and bought her a mated pair of sunbursts for Christmas that set this tragedy into effect. See Peanut was alone in a five gal. and even though I was planning on moving her and the new horses to the 75,I needed to get rid of a green moray that was kept in there temporarily. Well of course, when I acclimated the sunbursts to the five the tank could’nt handle it and began to cycle so I then had to move all three horses to the refugium in my 90 gal. temporarily and I was able to sell my moray sunday and then moved the horses to the 75 last night which started this whole ugly mess. Anyway, like i said before, I hope this helps in some way prevent anyone else from making the same mistake I made.:(
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