you are not gonna believe this.

[hezekiah]

yesterday when i went to bed i had 7 kendalli in a 145 gallon glass tank. when i looked at my tanks this morning i find one of my kendalli in my 110 gallon tank with my baby elongtus. the 145 sits on top of the 110. both tanks have tops on them really with the ac110s as the only spot they could jump out and squeeze into the other tank. the other was found dead on the floor. but to leap out of one tank and fall into the other tank is just crazy. anyone have anything like that happen to them.

[Regalblue]

That's some luck right there

[Ron]

I've had fish from an upper tank find their way into a lower tank before. It hasn't happened often and it's much more common that they find the floor. I try to keep tight-fitting lids to avoid both, but mistakes happen.

[rcombs]

ive had a baby clown fish that went through an overflow, and through the pump into the sump underneath the tank and still live. This is a bit more strange though.

[four_by_ken]

My wife watched a fry get sucked up a tube and come out the outlet of the filter.  Thats a lucky little fella.

[Ron]

My wife watched a fry get sucked up a tube and come out the outlet of the filter.  Thats a lucky little fella.

Uh, so what does that say about the mechanical filtration capabilities of that filter?!

[four_by_ken]

My wife watched a fry get sucked up a tube and come out the outlet of the filter.  Thats a lucky little fella.

Uh, so what does that say about the mechanical filtration capabilities of that filter?!

Same thing I thought!!!

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