Darth Mauls

[clownfish11]

Okay so as some of you know I HAD darth mauls, but the thing is I don't know how they died
would they die from being flipped over in the sand for a few days??
i just dont understand how they passed so easily

 

[bronco300]

yes, being covered in sand is an easy death

 

[clownfish11]

bummer...well what can you do..I gotta just take it and leave it!

 

[bronco300]

yea, biggest thing is to really glue down your frags...its easy to get knocked over by flow and inverts...so it'll do better when you dont know move, or when other things in the tank move it...and they grow much faster

 

[jpc763]

Originally Posted by ClownFiSH11
http:///forum/post/2671726
Okay so as some of you know I HAD darth mauls, but the thing is I don't know how they died
would they die from being flipped over in the sand for a few days??
i just dont understand how they passed so easily

Sorry about your Darth Mauls. There is still a spot in the Growers Thread for very little $$$ to replace them!

 

[rebelprettyboy]

Sry to hear

 

[clownfish11]

even better news....tried moving my tank today..I might think about taking pics, but it wouldn't be pretty

 

[alexmir]

Im really sorry that you lost the darth mauls, it wouldbe a horrible feeling losing something that valuable......

 

[clownfish11]

yah I was really really pissed when I saw them in the sand...I practically dove into the tank to get them out

 

[saltn00b]

bronco are you gluing down small frags with superglue gel or using putty cement ?

 

[earnit33]

That's the bad thing I have w/crabs seeing what they knock over next,you think you have it secure and they seem to figure out how to knock it over anyway! sorry for your loss Clownfish

 

[kevin34]

That really sucks about the darth mauls. Not trying to hijack this thread or anything but then you glue a frag to one of those plugs should the zoos be on a rock then glued or can you glue the zoos directly into the plug? Does it matter? Same goes for all other corals.