This evening, I decided I needed to do a little tidying up in the reef. I wanted to trim off some dead tips that have occurred due to corals touching one another, feed some majanos and aiptasia, pull out some neon GSP, etc and so on.
In the process, the pretty acropora I got from Paul Whitby came loose, of course. :evil: I glued it to a new piece of rock, and then was unable to secure that coral anywhere. It just refused to take hold.
In the process, I had to bring the frag over to the kitchen area because it was slimming heavily. I reached up to grab a paper towel to put it upon, and in the process pulled the entire roll into the sink. The only thing in the sink filled with water was a small bowl, and the roll landed right in, naturally. :roll:
Within minutes, I saw the water wicking up the roll only to ruin what was left of it, but I don't like waste. So, with the frag on a square of paper towel, I grabbed the roll and ran out to the garage. Firing up the table saw, I cut off the wet offending end, leaving me paper towel goodness.
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Paul's frag is secured on a small rock, sitting on the sand for now. Tomorrow is always a new day. 8)
In the process, the pretty acropora I got from Paul Whitby came loose, of course. :evil: I glued it to a new piece of rock, and then was unable to secure that coral anywhere. It just refused to take hold.
In the process, I had to bring the frag over to the kitchen area because it was slimming heavily. I reached up to grab a paper towel to put it upon, and in the process pulled the entire roll into the sink. The only thing in the sink filled with water was a small bowl, and the roll landed right in, naturally. :roll:
Within minutes, I saw the water wicking up the roll only to ruin what was left of it, but I don't like waste. So, with the frag on a square of paper towel, I grabbed the roll and ran out to the garage. Firing up the table saw, I cut off the wet offending end, leaving me paper towel goodness.
Paul's frag is secured on a small rock, sitting on the sand for now. Tomorrow is always a new day. 8)