Please tell me another night in the overflow won't hurt her. The canopy is heavy and the husband is gone. :/
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Oh Dory. Will she be ok? (1 Viewer)
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reeftopia
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People have had fish dissapear just to find them 6 months later in the overflow
NarnyTheGreat
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Poor little fish. I hope shes ok.
Just did that. Only had to cover on the overflow off for 1 night too. Damn wrasses
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She seems perfectly content. Too big to ride the plumbing to the sump. Hopefully I can find a willing neighbor to help me slide the canopy forward today since my husband got to be home for a whole 30 min before they called him into his duty crew job.
cacarnold3
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I wouldn't ask the guy with the tv...on second thought, maybe you should. Once he see's how heavy the canopy is, he might get a better idea of how difficult it would be to move the whole thing
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Lol Candace! I was thinking last night that I should ask him.
You know Dory gets abnoxious as it ages. Recently I sold mine because he would come to the top of the tank and splash water all over the front glass over and over again. I got so tired of cleaning the glass he had to go. My previous Dory would munch on SPS because he/she had nothing better to do. Both were in approximately 5".
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Yeah she is annoying, my canopy keeps her splashes contained. I don't think she will be leaving though. I am pretty sure she and her partner were spawning before Christmas and the last few nights before I left for new orleans it looked promising again.
