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kathywithbirds · 02-20-2008, 09:35 PM

No, sorry Scott. I'm skipping steps.

Mike had his 12g up for several months when we lost a clown goby, then later a baby 6-line. We finally saw this guy and he eluded us for many more months. Now Mike is taking his 12g pod down and condensing into my 75 and his 24 and he finally got that deeply-buried piece of rock outta there that was the worm's home. We spent many a late night with skewer and tweezers in hand only to just get wet.

We put some of that rock in my fuge for the 75 and saw this guy pretty fast and I pulled it to see if I could get him finally. I didn't really intend to vivisection him but my hands slipped holding the rock and out came a couple pieces off the tweezers.

02-20-2008, 09:35 PM	#12 (permalink)
kathywithbirds Social Darwinism victim Join Date: May 2007 Location: The Hood, NJ Posts: 5,843 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: The worm is finally toast. No, sorry Scott. I'm skipping steps. Mike had his 12g up for several months when we lost a clown goby, then later a baby 6-line. We finally saw this guy and he eluded us for many more months. Now Mike is taking his 12g pod down and condensing into my 75 and his 24 and he finally got that deeply-buried piece of rock outta there that was the worm's home. We spent many a late night with skewer and tweezers in hand only to just get wet. We put some of that rock in my fuge for the 75 and saw this guy pretty fast and I pulled it to see if I could get him finally. I didn't really intend to vivisection him but my hands slipped holding the rock and out came a couple pieces off the tweezers. __________________ (\_/) (\__/) ( . .) (^.^) (")(") (> <) Bunny and Bunnina have worked things out. Bunny was mistaken after all, Bunnina was not having an affair. "Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials." ~Lin Yutang