Now that honestly is a first for me. I have never in all my days heard of force feeding a FISH. :eek: . How the H*** do you do that. :question:

Bob: To not hijack this thread, I answered in the other.

Steve: hope everything turns out alright, and that you got some photos somehow.

No worries ... Just show up to help us with Dave's tank ( he has a 300G on order ) and all will be even :razz: < we will set the alarm clock for you and call you an hour before LOL > :mrgreen:

haha daves tank, buckets of water are one thing a 300 gallon tank that might take a bit more then some beers. :lol:

Sorry you did not show Alan but we all have commitments so no worries man ... sadly we were too tired to think about pics but if I could draw you a picture of Tony, Dave, Nobby and myself at 1:30 am we would have looked pretty bagged :eek: :mrgreen:

As to that Angel ... do what you can ... I saw a Majestic Angel eat cyclopeze on it's first day in the store at Golds so maybe give that a try as well.

bagged with long arms

How did the fish do on the move?

Thanks again Dave ... that truck sure can hold alot of buckets :razz: :lol:

The fish are looking pretty good considering ... used the ice trick to get the anemone to release his foot from the back wall ... had some difficulty with the halides and had to run them on the same circuit as the heaters and pump so due to load can only run 2 at this time but with the shorter tank it is not so bad < will rig a new breaker for the halides asap >

It is frag central in my tank but that was to be expected ... hopefully the actual house move tomorrow goes off without a hitch :rolleyes: :mrgreen:

So how bad were the corals broken. I guess i shouldnt have taken that detour over that curve with all those buckets. :eek: j/k :mrgreen:

Good luck with the house move today.

Glad to hear the fish are doing OK. :biggrin:

When I posted this thread ( http://www.canreef.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=8155 ) I know some of you thought I had rocks in my head :eek: ... and while that may be true :rolleyes: ... it turns out the tank was a big factor in the buyers purchase of my house and they paid for it seperate from the house deal :cool:

We had the moving trucks at the old house at 9 am and they did not finish moving our stuff till 11 pm :eek:

Only one outside flower pot broken through all that.

The fish and corals are doing awesome ... no casualties to report but a few " accidental frags " as expected.