when last have you seen yours?

[myreefclub0070]

I have this red sea star that I get a glance of every 6 months or so, I always thing he is gone but when ever I give up on seeing him, he pops out to show me he is alive.
the longest time with out seeing him was 9 months, crazy.
I think he is related to the loch nest monster, do you have a story or have you see big foot?
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[rdnelson]

The tiger sport cucumber I had was that way. Wouldn't see him for a couple of months and the next thin I knew he was hanging off the power head blowing in the breeze for a couple days. LOL. One of my favorite critters.

 

[nickg]

Rich

I still have him... And see him many mornings...

Nick

 

[rdnelson]

That is good to hear Nick. Loved that guy.

 

[grouper therapy]

when last have you seen yours?
You asking me or Rich? The answer will be the same.lol

 

[grouper therapy]

I actually had a fire shrimp that I didn't see two minutes after I put him in the tank until I took it down 5 years later. Waste of 25 bucks.lol

 

[rdnelson]

grouper therapy;1062616 wrote: when last have you seen yours?
You asking me or Rich? The answer will be the same.lol

LOL. Hey! I resemble that remark!!!!

 

[tbub1221]

I have a purple serpent starfish that plays that game

 

[dball711]

I have several in both tanks and see them every day except for my Harlequin serpent. They come out at lights out or when I feed the tank.

 

[myreefclub0070]

never had a problem spending the money for something beautiful but it hurts when they don't show some appreciation for giving them a good home by at least popping out to say hey a little more often.
boo hoo.:dunno:

 

[gajeep94yj]

I found a star fish looking thing in my filter sick tonight. About the size of my hand......

No idea where it came from, how it got in there, or that I even had one!

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[enderg60]

Reminds me of the swalesi basslet I got a long time ago. Spend $100 on the **** thing, put it in the tank and never saw it again until about 18 months later when I it decided to jump out.

 

[dasianguy]

I used to have a small horseshoe crab. He was active and out and about for the 1st month or so, then he disappeared, so I assumed he died behind the rocks. About 4 months later, I noticed something moving under the sand and thought it looked too big to be a nassarius snail, so I dug it up, and there he was alive and well. I eventually gave him away cause I didn't see the point in keeping something i'd never see.

 

[dasianguy]

EnderG60;1062912 wrote: Reminds me of the swalesi basslet I got a long time ago. Spend $100 on the **** thing, put it in the tank and never saw it again until about 18 months later when I it decided to jump out.

that sounds like the worst story here: it was expensive, did nothing but hide, and then jumped out.

 

[myreefclub0070]

horseshoe crabs are the cockroaches of the ocean, they only die if they commit suicide and even then they might live through that.
after 9 months I only end up finding my sea star cause I was moving over to the new tank and I was like that's a big bristle worm and he dropped out from a rock and scared the hoot out of me.
well at least to be alive he has to be eating waste and although I don't see him I know he is doing good.

 

[myreefclub0070]

2 moths MIA and counting, i'm sure he is in there somewhere.

 

[jgeorge06]

My worst was my peppermint shrimp, they would both disappear for weeks or months, and I would forget about them until I did a water change, they would show back up to see what was going on.


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[rdnelson]

Every time I read that title I think "You are getting pretty personal there.". Hehehehehe

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[myreefclub0070]

Every time I read that title I think "You are getting pretty personal there.". Hehehehehe

It's all in your mind, don't know what your talking about......lol

 

[lmm1967]

jgeorge06;1071478 wrote: My worst was my peppermint shrimp, they would both disappear for weeks or months, and I would forget about them until I did a water change, they would show back up to see what was going on.


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Crazy - my peppermint shrimp scurry to the turkey baster for food every single day.