No way, did I even come close to cleaning out the fish supply closet! (other stuff but not that).
Trying to get a few larger fish rehomed and waiting to see if a neighboring hobbyist is going to take them or not.
Came home tonight and found that the plastic breeder net box fell apart and the fry escaped, the Paradise fish was hanging around and looking in the net so I am pretty sure I know what happend to some of them. I saw one but it was a good hider and every time I got close it darted away in the DW or plant roots.
The other thing that was in there was the tiny Buce starts and 2 are still there but the other 2 parts are somewhere else. ??? Also the hand full of Riccia was rolling around the tank loose and tiny bits of it are everywhere now, quite a mess.
Was inspired by a friend/hobbyist to feed some organic salad greens (blanched, mostly spinach) and it is still floating / not anywhere near the Ancistrus. Also gave a little to the Ramshorn snails and the 46G a leaf don't think the Platy will eat it.
Yesterday picked out a bunch of Clado Algae from the 12G Edge tank in the tangles of Guppy Grass and the DW and the top of the heater and stuck in the intake (only one without a sponge or prefilter) all the time I am picking out floating plants from it. The masses of GG made the tank look like a huge (hot) mess. Moved them off to the side a bit, looks like a little more swimming area.
Today filled for evap SW nano and 11.4G and the 12G. And the 6.6G Edge glass algae "vase" - I did notice that I still have the other 6.6G Edge on the supply shelf in the closet. One more vase.
My actual 2.5G big bowl vase, after knocking the lightwith the lid, I bumped a container of fish food which went flying up in the air and smacking down JUST right and made a crack so I think I might just use the other 6.6G Edge as a FW Vase for moss and plants - prettier than the orange HD bucket or the opaque cat litter tub outside with summer plants.
Need to figure out how to best light the cube for plants from the lower back as well as the top.