And then there was one

cranberry

cranberry

Active Member
Were these beyond the guarantee.
These can be really hard to get established in ones tank as a harem.
Did you get my PM from the other thread?
 
meowzer

meowzer

Moderator
YEAH...I got it....I wrote a long answer lol...but your pm box was full and I lost it
I can't place a guarantee with no body...LOL....At least I don't think I can....
I'm just gonna see how this one does, and maybe just keep one :( or wait a while and do as you said in the pm
 
ibanez

ibanez

Member
Well that sucks, such a pretty fish, did you qt them? I am just curious if you were to qt them for a few weeks it might make it easier to find out what is going on with them in a smaller tank.
 
meowzer

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by IbanEz
http:///forum/post/3257441
Well that sucks, such a pretty fish, did you qt them? I am just curious if you were to qt them for a few weeks it might make it easier to find out what is going on with them in a smaller tank.
LOL...I have a 10G with a killer damsel going thru hypo......so NO....NO qt
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3257443
Oh Hon... contact them.
Freaking Fracking PM box...... OMG! It's out of control.
lol.....mine was full the other day...I was so excited

OK...I'll call Kim tomorrow and ask her what she thinks about it
 
ibanez

ibanez

Member
I understand, but you don't have to keep it running all year around, just grab a peice or two of live rock and fill the tank up, put the live rock in, put a powerhead in and qt your fish for 2 to 4 weeks, then add them to your tank, put the live rock back in the tank, empty the tank and store it in the closet till your next fish purchase.
 
meowzer

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by IbanEz
http:///forum/post/3257468
I understand, but you don't have to keep it running all year around, just grab a peice or two of live rock and fill the tank up, put the live rock in, put a powerhead in and qt your fish for 2 to 4 weeks, then add them to your tank, put the live rock back in the tank, empty the tank and store it in the closet till your next fish purchase.
I wish you could see my fish room....LOL....I honestly have NOWHERE to put another tank except maybe on the kitchen table....or in the middle of the floor.....I'm not really planning on buying more fish anyways.
 
ibanez

ibanez

Member
I know how that goes, I spent 200 on a dime sized mini anemone that was beautiful, had just about every color of the rainbow, and it got an infection and died within the first week. Talk about a waste of money.
 
ibanez

ibanez

Member
Did I mention I am an unemployeed college student, husband, and father of one living in a guest house on my parents property relatively rent free. In other words, 200 was a lot for nothing. Lol. It is ok, they help me out now since they couldn't put me through college when I was younger. I do have money coming in though and I have absolutely no bills other than sell phone. I hate bills, if I can't pay cash for something I don't want it. Good news is, I am getting a 90 gallon set up this week.
 
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