CACAdmin
Mar 24th 2007, 06:44 PM
Like the expression 'the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence', one of my Brigs seems to think the algae is greener (or at least tastier) on the other side of the tank divider.
When you're a snail with a huge shell, climbing up a divider or the glass is done with relative ease. However, scrambling over a divider requires a huge effort because it entails hoisting yourself and your shell out of the water.:rolleyes: Now although you may do this when necessary (to lay eggs), in other situations improvisation is the answer. As you can see, this Brig seems to think the algae is better or the other side and so hangs on and stretches over the divider to sample it. Silly snail. I sure hope it was worth the effort.:twitcy: (Take note that everybody else seems content with what's on their own side. )
http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/brig-on-divider.jpg
When you're a snail with a huge shell, climbing up a divider or the glass is done with relative ease. However, scrambling over a divider requires a huge effort because it entails hoisting yourself and your shell out of the water.:rolleyes: Now although you may do this when necessary (to lay eggs), in other situations improvisation is the answer. As you can see, this Brig seems to think the algae is better or the other side and so hangs on and stretches over the divider to sample it. Silly snail. I sure hope it was worth the effort.:twitcy: (Take note that everybody else seems content with what's on their own side. )
http://www.canadianaquariumconnection.com/jb_images/brig-on-divider.jpg