First let me start by saying even though I am a chef I would NEVER REALLY make this recipe...
Equipment needed:
1- panicked mother
1- stocked 20g reef tank
1- condy Anemone
1- lovely New England winter storm
1- Rio 600 Power-head
First started with the panicked mother, add to it the 20g reef tank. You will get a conversation that starts out with a murky and cloudy tank and ends with mother can't find the anemone. So now add to this mix a lovely New England winter storm (which if you turn on the news they are calling this a "kitchen sink storm"...cause we've had everything fall from the sky except the kitchen sink) that I have to shovel out my car (still in my p.j's) and then attempt to drive in lovely N.E. winter storm. I get to my house to find the tank looking like somebody pored a glass of milk in. I'm searching the tank high and low trying to find the anemone. This is where you should add in the Rio 600 Powerhead...It would appear that is was a sad battle: condy anemone vs. Rio 600 Powerhead...unfortunatly the power-head won...So I then make a call to my fish store and explain to the owner what happened. He tells me I need to do a 10-15g water change. So now to make this recipe really good you should add a fact that my LFS isn't so local it's a 45 min drive away, also add today is usually the day I make to drive to stock up on water and supplies and goodies etc. but because of the storm I was going to go tomorrow, then add in a trip to Target to get distilled water (still in my p.j.'s) and last but not least the disassembly of a Rio 600 to get out the bits and pieces of my lovely little condy anemone. Sorry for the long thread but I had to vent...Hope everybody's day is going better than mine...
Equipment needed:
1- panicked mother
1- stocked 20g reef tank
1- condy Anemone
1- lovely New England winter storm
1- Rio 600 Power-head
First started with the panicked mother, add to it the 20g reef tank. You will get a conversation that starts out with a murky and cloudy tank and ends with mother can't find the anemone. So now add to this mix a lovely New England winter storm (which if you turn on the news they are calling this a "kitchen sink storm"...cause we've had everything fall from the sky except the kitchen sink) that I have to shovel out my car (still in my p.j's) and then attempt to drive in lovely N.E. winter storm. I get to my house to find the tank looking like somebody pored a glass of milk in. I'm searching the tank high and low trying to find the anemone. This is where you should add in the Rio 600 Powerhead...It would appear that is was a sad battle: condy anemone vs. Rio 600 Powerhead...unfortunatly the power-head won...So I then make a call to my fish store and explain to the owner what happened. He tells me I need to do a 10-15g water change. So now to make this recipe really good you should add a fact that my LFS isn't so local it's a 45 min drive away, also add today is usually the day I make to drive to stock up on water and supplies and goodies etc. but because of the storm I was going to go tomorrow, then add in a trip to Target to get distilled water (still in my p.j.'s) and last but not least the disassembly of a Rio 600 to get out the bits and pieces of my lovely little condy anemone. Sorry for the long thread but I had to vent...Hope everybody's day is going better than mine...
