Mu GBTA just split!

mech-a-nic

mech-a-nic

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My GBTA just spilt,
Is there any thing I need to worry about it looks preaty ruff to me all riped apart and draging a little bit over the rocks. Ill post pics soon any advice?
 
lmecher

lmecher

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Congratulations
is this your first split? There is nothing aside from keeping your water as pristine as possible. You may already know you can't feed it until it reforms a mouth.
 
saltygerman

saltygerman

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Originally Posted by Mech-a-nic
http:///forum/post/2867297
My GBTA just spilt,
Is there any thing I need to worry about it looks preaty ruff to me all riped apart and draging a little bit over the rocks. Ill post pics soon any advice?

What did it look like before it split??
 
mie

mie

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Now you have two, I am sure you know a splitting anenome is a sign of stress. Good luck.
 
rod buehle

rod buehle

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Originally Posted by mie
http:///forum/post/2867934
Now you have two, I am sure you know a splitting anenome is a sign of stress. Good luck.
Yes, usually so, but not always a need for concern. (Sometimes so, but not always.) That stress could be from many different things. Something as simple as a large water change where the parameters were slightly different, or having too big of a meal, or maybe a fish nipped at it ..or... or what ever.
 
mech-a-nic

mech-a-nic

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He has been in there in for bout a year. He I feed him mysis shrimp with the fish. I was about to do a water change, I have put that off for a few days till the 2 parts get settled. The 2ed one is doing good so far he has moved about 6 inchs to the side and opened up.
 
mech-a-nic

mech-a-nic

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i will post pics as soon as i find my cd for my photo edit software

I lost a harddrive nad that program was on it there to big to post as is
 
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