What a craptastic evening

christyf5 · #1 02-23-2010, 03:52 PM

Holey crap! Are you sure he looks like that? If you would be interested I would love to have him shipped here, overnight. I've been looking for one of those for 5 years.

Edit: sorry to hear about your other fish. I got a little excited about the orange spotted blenny and forgot to post my condolences. It sucks getting new fish and having to rehome them after you've already fallen in love with them

Parker · #2 02-23-2010, 04:53 PM

If Dawn or Christy can't take him I can give him/her a home. I have nothing in my tank that would pick on him.

noirsphynx · #3 02-23-2010, 04:57 PM

I unfortunately can't take him. I fear that in my small tank he'd be picked on by my tailspot blenny.

fishoholic · #4 02-23-2010, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by christyf5

Holey crap! Are you sure he looks like that? If you would be interested I would love to have him shipped here, overnight. I've been looking for one of those for 5 years.

Edit: sorry to hear about your other fish. I got a little excited about the orange spotted blenny and forgot to post my condolences. It sucks getting new fish and having to rehome them after you've already fallen in love with them

That is what he looks like 100% sure. However I don't know how or have the resources to pack and ship him. Also I have no idea if Steve's Dad will be able to catch him or not

and yes it does suck to have to re-home a fish you just bought and love

Carmen · #5 02-23-2010, 07:32 PM

Super sorry Laurie! I do know how it feels...lost 2 of mine due to jumping only after less than 2 weeks...it breaks your heart. Total bummer!

fishoholic · #6 02-24-2010, 01:03 AM

Thanks Carmen, as much as it sucked to do so I figured it was better to re-home him then come home to find him really hurt or dead.

Flash · #7 02-24-2010, 01:14 AM

i would have done the same thing Laurie... these little fish can be so mean, and it breaks my heart! (must be a girl thing) I won't tolerate my fish being picked on... but in my tank it's usually the mean one that gets the boot!

blacknife · #8 02-24-2010, 12:26 PM

My tank could use a new blenny my old one did the overflow trick before i got it all covered in.

just curious my last lmb was really friendly, liked to come and nibble on and sit on my hnad whenever i was in the tank are they all like that?

fishoholic · #9 02-24-2010, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bean

i would have done the same thing Laurie... these little fish can be so mean, and it breaks my heart! (must be a girl thing) I won't tolerate my fish being picked on... but in my tank it's usually the mean one that gets the boot!

The problem was, was that I wasn't sure which fish was nipping the lionfish's fins. Everytime I watched the tank all the fish would ingor the lionfish (even when I watched from a distance) so I didn't know who was being mean to him, but obviously someone was because his fins kept getting more nipped up each day. It might of been my Toby puffer as they are known to be fin nippers, but it's hard to say when you don't see it happening. Also Doo was willing to take the lionfish on short notice so it just worked out better that way.

I have to agree though, it sucks when fish are mean, my king angel is in that tank and she is the meanest fish I have ever seen. It's very tricky to find tank mates that will be safe in my fowlr tank.

FYI for everyone wondering about the blenny as far as I know there has been no sign of him in Gordon's (Steve's Dad) tank. Either he is hiding really well (which is possible, it's a 80g tank with a lot of rock in it) or the hawkfish killed him

Wish I would of known that the hawkfish was going to pick on the blenny before I gave him to Gordon.