[Jeremy1973]

Well, while we are all talking about the dangers and risks of anenomes... I am very sad to report that my parent anenome died this morning. He hadn't found a good home yet in the 75 so he had been roaming. Well, at some time this morning or last night, he wandered in to my powerhead. He was unsavable. So this morning, I was left to pick anenome guts out of the intake. *sniff* I had him for about 2 years. *sniff sniff sniff*

 

[MontanaRocknReefer]

Sorry to hear of your loss Jeremey as I have a BTA and it's been in one spot for awhile now and hopefully I don't experience what you just did!

 

[Jeremy1973]

The clone found a new home right away and has stayed put, but the parent..just wandered from one side to the next. I should have thought ahead and anenome proofed the intakes. See what laziness gets ya. *sniff*

 

[Mrs Smith]

Oh Jeremy, I'm so sorry to hear that. At least you have a baby clone from him.

Danielle

 

[cath]

Oh nooo, Jeremy.... That's so sad.

 

[Buzz_Hog]

Isn't it amazing how attached one can get to a big blob of goo???

Sorry about the loss...

 

[Jeremy1973]

It is funny. I still have anenome entrails on my shirt...*sniff* I don't think I will ever wash it again.

But seriously, you are right Buzz, it is amazing how to some, it is a glob of goo, but to me it was my pet, an animal in my care, and after watching it grow up over the years.

 

[RayPollett]

Sorry for your loss Jeremy. It is amazing how attached we get to them. I'd be haert broken if some I care for died, and they are not even mine. But I raised them.

Ray