Scooter Blenny slept in...
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fretfreak13
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AWWW~ I didn't know they did that! Those pics made my day. =)
sanchoy
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Whats weird is..
when i was transfering my livestock from my 75 gallon into my 250 gallon I missed my scooter in the 75. There was less than when inch of water and the sand that I was unable to scoop out 1/5 of an inch of sandbed.
My scooter survived in this enviroment for 1 week. No heater, no air circulation, no feeding. I figured he probably ate the remaining pods in the sand bed for that week.
I discovered him when I was dumping the remaining sand out. He started wiggling which scare the lights out of me. He is now alive and joined his mate in the 250.
when i was transfering my livestock from my 75 gallon into my 250 gallon I missed my scooter in the 75. There was less than when inch of water and the sand that I was unable to scoop out 1/5 of an inch of sandbed.
My scooter survived in this enviroment for 1 week. No heater, no air circulation, no feeding. I figured he probably ate the remaining pods in the sand bed for that week.
I discovered him when I was dumping the remaining sand out. He started wiggling which scare the lights out of me. He is now alive and joined his mate in the 250.
fishkid13
Active Member
Originally Posted by Fretfreak13
http:///forum/post/3191452
AWWW~ I didn't know they did that! Those pics made my day. =)
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3191455
I thought mine was dead one day cause it was covered like that....LOL
Although it is gone now
disappeared one day into the deep 54g ocean...haha
Sad. Should have put it in the 220 instead of 54..
Originally Posted by sanchoy
http:///forum/post/3191531
Whats weird is..
when i was transfering my livestock from my 75 gallon into my 250 gallon I missed my scooter in the 75. There was less than when inch of water and the sand that I was unable to scoop out 1/5 of an inch of sandbed.
My scooter survived in this enviroment for 1 week. No heater, no air circulation, no feeding. I figured he probably ate the remaining pods in the sand bed for that week.
I discovered him when I was dumping the remaining sand out. He started wiggling which scare the lights out of me. He is now alive and joined his mate in the 250.
Wow, I bet he was shocked. That is good that it all turned out well.
http:///forum/post/3191452
AWWW~ I didn't know they did that! Those pics made my day. =)
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3191455
I thought mine was dead one day cause it was covered like that....LOL
Although it is gone now
disappeared one day into the deep 54g ocean...hahaSad. Should have put it in the 220 instead of 54..
Originally Posted by sanchoy
http:///forum/post/3191531
Whats weird is..
when i was transfering my livestock from my 75 gallon into my 250 gallon I missed my scooter in the 75. There was less than when inch of water and the sand that I was unable to scoop out 1/5 of an inch of sandbed.
My scooter survived in this enviroment for 1 week. No heater, no air circulation, no feeding. I figured he probably ate the remaining pods in the sand bed for that week.
I discovered him when I was dumping the remaining sand out. He started wiggling which scare the lights out of me. He is now alive and joined his mate in the 250.
Wow, I bet he was shocked. That is good that it all turned out well.
fretfreak13
Active Member
xD If something like that wriggled out of my asnd I would have dropped the tank and broke it.
fishkid13
Active Member
I would have dropped anything that was in my hand too.
If it was in a 54 with no refugium then it might have straved, and the goby could have been causing stress. I would think it would have been a really large sleeper goby to eat a scooter blenny, but hay you never know...
If it was in a 54 with no refugium then it might have straved, and the goby could have been causing stress. I would think it would have been a really large sleeper goby to eat a scooter blenny, but hay you never know...
fretfreak13
Active Member
Why does it matter? We all know whats being talked about, and goby is such a shorter word to type.
fretfreak13
Active Member
Funny, I totally meant to type "blenny" xD
kraylen
Member
Originally Posted by fishkid13
http:///forum/post/3192819
Scooter Blenny
Scooter Goby
Scooter Dragonette
Two are similar species, one is 100% different in all aspects.. sure I can see why it wouldn't matter. </sarcasm>
Considering most people lose dragonettes because they think they are buying a "goby" or a "blenny" and don't know the half.
http:///forum/post/3192819
Scooter Blenny
Scooter Goby
Scooter Dragonette
Two are similar species, one is 100% different in all aspects.. sure I can see why it wouldn't matter. </sarcasm>
Considering most people lose dragonettes because they think they are buying a "goby" or a "blenny" and don't know the half.
fretfreak13
Active Member
+1, I have to feed my pencils full grown elephants six times a day! No wonder most people have trouble keeping them without doing the research.
kraylen
Member
Originally Posted by fishkid13
http:///forum/post/3193431
I see your point, but this falls kinda falls into the category of research before buying any kind of dragonette, blenny, goby, cat, dog, pencil...
Naming a species correctly is a part of research also.
fishkid13
Active Member
Originally Posted by Fretfreak13
http:///forum/post/3193477
+1, I have to feed my pencils full grown elephants six times a day! No wonder most people have trouble keeping them without doing the research.
I feed mine a strict diet of greens.
Originally Posted by Kraylen
http:///forum/post/3193564
Naming a species correctly is a part of research also.
True, but spelling those long names, makes us bad spellers look dumb. Not that we are....
http:///forum/post/3193477
+1, I have to feed my pencils full grown elephants six times a day! No wonder most people have trouble keeping them without doing the research.
I feed mine a strict diet of greens.
Originally Posted by Kraylen
http:///forum/post/3193564
Naming a species correctly is a part of research also.
True, but spelling those long names, makes us bad spellers look dumb. Not that we are....
