Hallelujah! my fish recovered from the brink of death!

[buff1]

I woke this morning to find one of my percula clownfish laying on the carpet in front of my tank. He was almost completely dry and curled up. I put him in the refugium and gently moved him back and forth. After a few minutes he began moving one fin, then another. After about 5 minutes, he began pumping his gills and moving his body. Now, one hour later he is swimming around apparently no worse for wear.

 

[Will C1]

you are so lucky i had a goby jump out one night and awoke to my cats playing with their new chew toy lol.

 

[LFS42]

Way to go,
My cat's would have found it first in my house.
I'm still looking for an eel from 2 years ago

 

[Anonymous]

I stretch rubber all the way around my tank every night right before I go to bed. That way, if a fish jumps out, he just keeps bouncing until he lands back in the tank...


Tank covers are so 1990's :lol:

 

[LFS42]

Tank covers are so 1990's

Tell me about it, but until I perfect the force field, it'll have to do.

Now, where's that power crystal :lol:

 

[Vixyswillie]

I'm still looking for an eel from 2 years ago

The Harry Houdini of the marine world! 8O

 

[investigator1]

Did I hear you said you stretch your rubbers around the tank. Ok Trojan man! :lol: :roll: