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01-12-2009, 09:49 PM
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I only had two or three that were around loonie-sized, and upon discussion with another canreefer it seemed impossible that an rbta was splitting so often and providing so many new ones. When we started moving rocks around the little suckers were everywhere. The speed at which they were multiplying made it seem obvious it must be a pest of some sort. They were not bright red but I wrote that off to the pc lighting. The only mojano I had seen before was green, but when I checked on the net again there are red ones, too.
So Myka, you liked the story of how we gently removed them at first. Picture me DIRECT FEEDING these things. No wonder some got to loonie-sized! The more I think about it the funnier it is. Or I just flushed about $200 worth of rbtas down the toilet. Gotta love reefing!
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01-12-2009, 11:01 PM
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I really DID laugh at this " Picture me DIRECT FEEDING these things"
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01-12-2009, 11:14 PM
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Nothing like taking the problem and multiplying it x10. I just got home from work and can already see there are still small ones in there. But I have someone who wants to add them to a FOWLR set up. He can take them for free!
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