The melanurus wrasse went blind in both eyes (first one so I hand fed him but then the other went too) and couldn't see to eat so I eventually had to euthanize him (a very sad day) and the royal gramma and linear blenny disappeared. The LPS survived and most of the fish are still around. I finally eked out some time to do a chemiclean treatment but it was too late. I neglected the tank due to a new baby (a human one) and the majority of the SPS died due to a massive cyanobacteria bloom. The zeovit sort of fizzled, a few drops of this and that daily is a pain in the arse. He did come back to visit as a few patches reared their ugly heads but the sea hare met a tragic end in the sump :( Not sure how he fit his big butt down there. He did his job and then moved on to another home. The sea hare was worth his weight in gold. Since then the "old" bellus has some orange on her, like she's trying to change to a male but can't get that last bit done. It never really "acclimated" and the old one went after it every chance it got. The newer bellus croaked after about 5 weeks in the tank. So since we last talked a lot has happened. But I'm bored at work and well, this is something to do so why not make a post? Almost 3 years since I posted eh? And no goodbyes, no see ya laters, just stopped completely. The link was broken and it was marked for death but I remembered the newer address so typed it in. Specifically, my old blog of my 90gallon tank, which this one used to be before I transferred it over to blogspot and upgraded to the current 180 gallon. I had to laugh, we were doing a cleanup of the reference library on canreef and my blog appeared.
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