whoa - shakey ground

[decula]

Well today started out with a bang. Literally! We rarely
have earthquakes in Oklahoma - too dang flat
As I started to make the morning coffee offering for the
wife, there was a horrific bang and the earth moved for
all of 3 seconds. Turns out to be a nice 5'ish magnitude
just 6 miles from the house. AWESOME ride.
Low rumble heard for 30 seconds afterward.

Tanks all ok. Discus are happy, yet lost another to that
wasting thing. Seems like a grayish tint to their body color
is a clue that something BAD is going on. Got one other
guy looking gray and thin

On the upside, our Angelfish had a spawn about 2 months
ago. We have 50 of them and they are really, really energetic.
It's a blast watch them feed. Another batch of eggs today.
She's been laying every 2 weeks, shortest was 11 days.
Dang male is close to worthless, he's watching for food
instead of doing his duty.

The Angel's took over Mrs Deculas 55 g planted tank, and
I have to hand it to her - it looks really nice. Turns out the
plants that were "melting" really took to an Iron boost in
their diet. We are actuually going to have to trim soon.
Flourish Iron - great stuff.

G' Night from the Plains

[Eddie]

Wow, thats super crazy! Earthquake in OK, that seems odd. Good to hear everybody was okay and that nothing was damaged.

If you need some help with the fishes, send me a pm buddy. I'll see if I can't help you out.

Take care,

Eddie

[pcsb23]

Glad you and the fish survived the quake. Sorry to hear about the probs with the discus though.

[ZX10R]

We had one here in Kentucky a few years back around 5 magnitude. Was a crazy feeling to wake up with the window rattling and floor shacking I had no idea what had happened. SCARY FEELING!!!! I bet people in California laugh at us but that is something we are just not use to.

[John_Nicholson]

I was wondering how you were doing. Glad to hear you are ok.

On the fish do you have a microscope?

-john