tony detroit
Active Member
Well last nite, I go to bed at around 11:30, have to wake up early for work. Around 1:30 my GF wakes me up and says the leopard jumped out, which is kinda hard to believe I have the whole top of the tank sealed off with 2, 4'x2' pieces of eggcrate and have the lights on top of them to hold them down, so I run downstairs and find my leopard on the ground, rubbery looking and its white stomach is kinda of blotchy red like it was bleeding almost, it was 10' or more away from the tank. The thing had been outta the water for a good half hour to an hour, it looked like a rubber toy. So I ask her what happened, and she says she just came downstairs and there it was on the floor, and I said, no way I put the lids back on the tank, come to find out one of the sharks bumped one of the water returns and it was shooting water upward and she reached in to move the return back downward, but she says she put the lids back on at this time, so now I'm just kinda little dissappointed and mad, I think she forgot to put the lids back on, but I don't want to doubt her word either, I just find it awfully hard to believe that the shark as big around as my wrist jumped through a 1/8'' slot where the two pieces of eggcrate push together and when I went down there they looked like they were never touched. I'm not really sure what happened, but I have a pretty good guess, but rather than doubt her I'm just gonna let it go I suppose, just needed to vent, if there was a lesson to be learned I suppose it is to put bricks on your lids, although I don't think the shark swam through the lids, I think the lids were left off.
Anybody ever have their fish jump through the lids and come to find the lids on the tank perfectly?
Anybody ever have their fish jump through the lids and come to find the lids on the tank perfectly?