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Lost my Wrasse |
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Mayor
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Douglas, Ma
Posts: 775
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Well, I lost my Red Fairy Wrasse
For the past couple of days I noticed that during feeding time he was no where to be found, since he's the only fish in the tank that will play tug-o-war with the food while it's still in my fingers I found it odd that he hasn't been around to eat. So I checked in all the rock work and couldn't find him. Remembering how he loves to jump I checked behind the stand, he was there The only open slot in the canopy is where the skimmers output is, about 1" wide x 6" long and he found it! He was one of my favorites Thats only the second fish I've lost in over 3 years, it's amazing how attached to these fish one gets!
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Governor
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Pine Grove, CA USA
Posts: 2,064
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Sorry about your loss. We just lost our Longnose Hawkfish who jumped out of the tank 2 days ago. Found him inside the stand. I understand(I'm sure others do as well) how one can become attached to their fish.
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Polymath
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Sorry about your losses.
It's amazing how jumping fish seem to find their way through the smallest of openings. I should probably cover my own tank better around the filter outlet and heater.
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