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leahski · 01-22-2008, 01:08 AM

well, i never saw the flatworms again, so it's kind of a non-issue i guess.
but the molting has me wondering. hermits and the shrimp are all going to be molting (and have) do i have to find their shells and pick them out every time? it seems like they'll make alot of excess ammonia, which can't be good.

we're getting ready for the big 20 min. move to my dorm room on fri, so not much exciting has been happening. i've been holding off on introducing anything new until the move stress has passed. 2nd water change today. things are looking good.
i haven't seen my asteria stars in quite some time...weird....

oh! and i've decided that i really want a firefish in my tank! he'll be fine in an 8g, right? and would it be too much to put a black ocealaris clown with him? i think they occupy different regions, and both are peaceful and small, so i wouldn't think it'd be a problem, but i know almost everyone here has more experience and knowlege than i do, so i thought i should ask!

i'll get more pics up after we complete the great move of 2008!

01-22-2008, 01:08 AM	#41 (permalink)
leahski Cabbage Leather Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: GR, Michigan Posts: 383 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: Tori's First Marine Expedition!! nano style! well, i never saw the flatworms again, so it's kind of a non-issue i guess. but the molting has me wondering. hermits and the shrimp are all going to be molting (and have) do i have to find their shells and pick them out every time? it seems like they'll make alot of excess ammonia, which can't be good. we're getting ready for the big 20 min. move to my dorm room on fri, so not much exciting has been happening. i've been holding off on introducing anything new until the move stress has passed. 2nd water change today. things are looking good. i haven't seen my asteria stars in quite some time...weird.... oh! and i've decided that i really want a firefish in my tank! he'll be fine in an 8g, right? and would it be too much to put a black ocealaris clown with him? i think they occupy different regions, and both are peaceful and small, so i wouldn't think it'd be a problem, but i know almost everyone here has more experience and knowlege than i do, so i thought i should ask! i'll get more pics up after we complete the great move of 2008! __________________ Tori sharks are friends, not souvenirs! 8 gallons of salty goodness! The NANO club!