I was going to start the job tonight, but it's late and I just didn't feel like getting involved in it tonight. I will start it bright and early tomorrow and hopefully the silicone will be dry enough to have everything back in the tank on Sunday. I've got a big plastic tub that I'm going to fill with water, put the heater in, and their big rock and that's where they will stay until their tank is finished. I just can't see any other way of doing it. I cannot get that piece of glass in and siliconed without taking out all the sand and water that's already in there. I would end up with sand in the silicone if I didn't take all that stuff out of the tank. It will give me something to do tomorrow night, and I like being busy, especially when my husband is home because I hate the programs he watched on television.
I think once I get the glass in place and they have one side for water and the other for the land, it's going to be a really nice tank. I do wish that I had a 4-foot tank available, but this 3-footer is going to have to suffice, it's better than what they were in. I had thought about moving the RLC's into the terrarium that my mudskippers are in now, and moving the mudskippers into the 3-foot tank, but I think I should leave things as they are. If it's not broken, then don't fix it!!!
I fully intend to take some photos when it's all said and done, so don't worry, you will get to see the finished product.
I hope everything is going well with your crabs. Drop a line when you're able, and let me know how the trip back home went.





