That will be up to her father. I have a whole other family of hermits to care for, and after much thought feel this is best for all involved. I was up all night last night trying to run interference on him. With my job, family and hermits I'm up to scalp in responsibilityLadyJinglyJones wrote:Aw, that sounds stressful. Total bummer. And setting up a second tank is a fair bit of work.kieagcarm wrote:Well, my youngest daughter is taking Gary to her daddy's house. I am letting her take the 5g tank, getting enough substrate in it, supplying all the bowls food accessories and shells and Gary has to move out. He attacked Yeti last night, tore her leg off, and has been picking on the baby all day. Luckily baby biz is on such a huge shell for her you can't even see her in there. The shell is about eight times too small for Gary, he is just unhappy and has been ever since he got house mates.
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Any plans to improve Gary's tat long-term? 5G seems pretty small for a permanent situation.
Poor Yeti.
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I wish Yeti would change out of that shell, she always checks the others out, but won't change. Hopefully when the turbos come she will. Notice that she is missing 2 legs, Gary got her twice
They were both checking out shells and I heard the commotion so I turned on the lights
then Dixon caught sight of this shell and now I'm second guessing moving Gary out. And maybe Dixon was the aggressor and the reason he is in such rough shape too.
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