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My Goby disappeared
The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual.
I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my 45 gal setup there really isn't many places to hide. The nitrates were at 20 ppm this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my nitrates higher than usual. I have that large hairy crab in there. Hopefully the crab ate it but the goby was pretty big for a goby. Jim |
My Goby disappeared
jthread wrote:
The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual. I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my 45 gal setup there really isn't many places to hide. The nitrates were at 20 ppm this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my nitrates higher than usual. I have that large hairy crab in there. Hopefully the crab ate it but the goby was pretty big for a goby. Jim Sorry, that's hard. |
My Gobber disappeared.now I have to set down or squat to piss!
On Jan 31, 5:26*pm, KurtG wrote:
jthread wrote: The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual. I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my pecker holder setup there really isn't many places to hide in all my belly fat. The gobber was at 20 millimeters this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my blood pressure higher than usual. I have large hairy crab in there too and they itch like a mother ****er.. Hopefully the crabs did not eat it but the gobber was pretty darn small for a gobber, so if it did, I am going to have to set down to pee Jim Sorry, that's hard, and no one is hear to beat it.. |
My Gobber disappeared.now I have to set down or squat to piss!
On Jan 31, 11:23�pm, KurtG wrote:
On Jan 31, 5:26�pm, KurtG wrote: jthread wrote: The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual. I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my pecker holder setup there really isn't many places to hide in all my belly fat. The gobber was at 20 millimeters this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my blood pressure higher than usual. I have �large hairy crab in there too and they itch like a mother ****er. Hopefully the crabs did not eat it but the gobber �was pretty darn small �for a gobber, so if it did, I am going to have to set down to pee Jim Sorry, that's hard, and no one is hear to beat it..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - LOL |
My Goby disappeared
jthread wrote:
The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual. I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my 45 gal setup there really isn't many places to hide. The nitrates were at 20 ppm this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my nitrates higher than usual. I have that large hairy crab in there. Hopefully the crab ate it but the goby was pretty big for a goby. Jim Can't speak from experience except to say that my goby has disappeared for days at a time, only to reappear. I think if he finds a real dense patch of substrate behind the rocks, he's perfectly happy to sit back there and sift like a maniac until he's picked it clean. -- Big Habeeb (a.k.a. Mitch) I love woot.com and techbargains.com |
My Gobber disappeared.now I have to set down or squat to piss!
On Jan 31, 10:23*pm, KurtG wrote:
On Jan 31, 5:26*pm, KurtG wrote: jthread wrote: The goby looked very healthy and was eating the day before as usual. I looked for it last night and this morning. The way I have my pecker holder setup there really isn't many places to hide in all my belly fat. The gobber was at 20 millimeters this morning. I was thinking if it's dead somewhere it might be making my blood pressure higher than usual. I have *large hairy crab in there too and they itch like a mother ****er. Hopefully the crabs did not eat it but the gobber *was pretty darn small *for a gobber, so if it did, I am going to have to set down to pee Jim Sorry, that's hard, and no one is hear to beat it..- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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