No, i dont think it will be ok empty. Why dont you just put her in there ? That way you can just get it over with . Then you can stop worrying about what to do . You seem kind of overwhelmed . LOL
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by cichlidgirl1 » Fri Apr 25, 2008 1:02 am
Thats ok LOL
No, i dont think it will be ok empty. Why dont you just put her in there ? That way you can just get it over with . Then you can stop worrying about what to do . You seem kind of overwhelmed . LOL
No, i dont think it will be ok empty. Why dont you just put her in there ? That way you can just get it over with . Then you can stop worrying about what to do . You seem kind of overwhelmed . LOL
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by big-t » Fri Apr 25, 2008 2:17 am
lol ,Ya just new at all this i guess . I think ill do a very mellow low stress transfer with my divider even if it takes a couple days to get her seperated from the fish in the main tank.thanks for all the help ill keep ya posted how everything goes
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by big-t » Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:09 pm
well this morning i did a very melow and easy transfer of my holding female into my 30 gal. with a big long deep cave in it ,no struggles all went smooth,i covered up the tank with a towel to keep her calm up untill an hour ago and she came out of her cave and said hi and seems happy.she still wont let me get a pic with her mouth open but ill catch soon. my fingers are crossed.
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