Great Story.
I have one, but it is regarding FW.
My mom wanted rubber eels. I talked a fish store into ordering me 2. I broght them over to my moms, she was all excited. About a year after she had them, she called in the morning all upset, one of them was missing. I told her to check everywhere in the tank and around the tank. She looked and finally gave up for the night. The next morning she called and told me the bigger one was still missing. I asked her if she checked under the dog beds? (She had 3 dogs, with seperate beds) Sure enough there she was under the dog bed all the way accross the room. She had been out for 24 hours. My mom said that she looked a little smaller, plus she had talk hair all over her. My mom put her back in the tank. She just layed around, by feeding time she was acting like her old self.
Shortly after the dog bed issue, she got into the whisper pump, my mom said that she looked like the lockness monster swinging her head all over. My mom was worried because the escape one was hogging all the food, at least that is what she thought. She gave her to me, so the smaller of the two would have a chance to eat. (This was shortly after the dog bed issue) I moved her over to my tank in late november. I was feeding her maybe twice a week, she was big. (She was 1 1/2 ft long, but about as around as a nickol) I named her big girl. My mom came over for Christmas and wanted to see her and I told her she never comes out of her cave, and she is even looking lumpy, from not swimming around. Then on Feb 19th, we came home late from the bar (Husbands Birthday), I checked my salt tank then checked the fresh. Everything was fine. I got up around 8:00 AM, did my rounds with checking all the animals. Looked at the fresh tank, looked again, you guessed it. She had 7 babies, they were 5-6 inches long with little capes attached to the back of there heads. ( I am guessing that it was there little sacs) They all survived, I still have big girl with 6 of her babies. The other baby moved in with his dad. The babies are a little over 2 years old now.
Thanks for reading my loooonnnnggggg story.
Shel