|
Posted by Ann R on March 27, 2005, 1:15 pm
Please log in for more thread options
Thank you for your help. It has started coming back out although it is much
more skittish about movement (or maybe not as hungry) as it was before the
snail incident.
--
Ann R
> That happens all the time to my feather dusters. They don't have any
> problem pushing it back open.
>
> Susan :)
>> Mine was similarly 'damaged' but returned to normal in 2 days.
>> Dan
>>
>>
>> When I fed my tank this morning my feather duster retracted its crown
>> into
>> the tube and has not come out again. This evening I saw my Mexican Turbo
>> snail walking on the tube. When looking closer it looks like the crown
>> end
>> of the tube is crimped but not completely closed, almost an hour glass
>> shape. Should the tube end be round? I can't remember what it looked
>> like
>> before. Could the snail have crimped the end? Can I gently open the end
>> a
>> little or should I let the feather duster be.
>> --
>> Ann R
>>
>>
>>
>
>
| 
Yahoo! 
Google 
Windows Live 
del.icio.us 
digg 
Netscape 
XML Sitemap
> Dan
>
>
> When I fed my tank this morning my feather duster retracted its crown into
> the tube and has not come out again. This evening I saw my Mexican Turbo
> snail walking on the tube. When looking closer it looks like the crown
> end
> of the tube is crimped but not completely closed, almost an hour glass
> shape. Should the tube end be round? I can't remember what it looked
> like
> before. Could the snail have crimped the end? Can I gently open the end
> a
> little or should I let the feather duster be.
> --
> Ann R
>
>
>