yote
In Memoriam
The other star may have attacked him and ate that hole in him.
HELP - My starfish has a HUGE hole in the head
- Thread starter lilyicu
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lilyicu
FOWLR
If he is just wounded, does that give him better odds?
yote
In Memoriam
I'd say his odds are about the same.
I'd just watch him for a few days and if the hole keeps growing,then I'd pull him out.
I'd just watch him for a few days and if the hole keeps growing,then I'd pull him out.
sen5241b
Reef enthusiast
The legs have been known to crawl out of the tank and grab people --but only at night after you've gone to sleep.
lilyicu
FOWLR
Thanks. He is still hanging on. Not as active as he was, but still making his way around the tank.
dcantucson
Reef pro
I'd be a little less active if I had a hole in my head too! :lol:
lilyicu
FOWLR
Me too!
:)
:)
lilyicu
FOWLR
As of right now, the whole has closed. I can not see into the head anymore. He has been coming out and climbing around in the tank. He is not eating with the same vigor still that he had before the hole, but he seems to be better for the time being.
parrotchute
DUSTOFF MEDEVAC
that's awesome! Glad to hear it.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Oh wow! If the hole closed up and he is doing okay, I will have to eat my words! I have never heard of one recovering from that condition, so congrats if yours is doing well!
dcantucson
Reef pro
That's good news. It's a miracle!
lilyicu
FOWLR
I'm still holding my breath. We will see. I am very surprised though, I kept checking the tank everyday for bodyless legs running around :)
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Oh they won't be in the tank. They will be under your bed, waiting for you to put your feet down on the floor ;)
dcantucson
Reef pro
Like scorpions!
bjohanson1234
.........
Zombie scorpions!!!:mrgreen:
lilyicu
FOWLR
Great :(
Something to look forward to. Good thing my dogs try and eat anything on the floor that moves :)
Maybe they can get them before they find me.
Something to look forward to. Good thing my dogs try and eat anything on the floor that moves :)
Maybe they can get them before they find me.
project5k
Reef enthusiast
oh man, scorpians, man we got thoes critters this year, first it was too dry, and that drove them into the house... now its too wet, and they are looking for higher ground... they are just the little brown ones, but they still cary a punch.. my wife got stung by one a few years back,,, she just got out of the shower, pulled on her underwear, and promptly pulled them right back off, there was one in the panties, and he got her, oh, about an inch to the right of her taint...
lilyicu
FOWLR
My family has a lake house outside of College Station and we have them there too. Not so much here though.
dcantucson
Reef pro
We got 'em here, that's for sure. Big yellow ones. I've been stung twice on the bottom of my foot. That's why I wear those Crocs things! It hurts like a MF
project5k
Reef enthusiast
i've only ever been stuck by a baby brown... and i do mean a baby, it scared me more than it hurt, cause supposedly i'm alergic to bee stings, but we dont know for sure, so i wasnt sure how i would react, but really, for me, it was more the puncture would, than the poison, if he injected any, i dunno, it never puffed up, or got red, but i could tell i got poked with something, kinda felt like after you poke yourself with a sewing needle(yea i can sew, and i can sew well, so drop it)
