Hands In The Aquarium – We All Do It

August 20, 2008 · Print This Article

Whatever aquarium type it might be, fish only or reef, large or nano, aquarists put their hands into the seawater.

Maybe a rock is out of place and needs to be adjusted, or a coral is crowded and needs to be moved. Perhaps the aquarist is having a war with aiptasia anemones and is in the middle of one of the skirmishes. Or perhaps a life form of some description is being removed.

Care is always needed, though for the most part all is usually well.

Click on the link below and have a read of one aquarist’s experience with what seemed to be innocent…

http://www.fishforums.net/content-page/79056/pagination/page/0/


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