Cherry Corals Polyp-Palooza! {Dec. 16 & 17th! 2pm to 12am EST} 2000+ Frags, Games & Prizes!

[rja]

Typically, posting anything Lions related would disqualify you for everything, but since it's a Cherry Corals sale, and they're located in Michigan, I guess I'll have to let it slide

Heyyyyyy LOL

 

[CodyBot]

Heyyyyyy LOL

Just messing with you!

What are ya majoring in?

 

[rja]

Just messing with you!

What are ya majoring in?

Mechanical Engineering, one more semester left... happy because it is a huge accomplishment but now I have to find a way to get my 110 gallon tank out of my parent's basement when I move out..............

 

[Thuan]

Mechanical Engineering, one more semester left... happy because it is a huge accomplishment but now I have to find a way to get my 110 gallon tank out of my parent's basement when I move out..............

A case of beer and a few friends.

 

[Colemansreef]

I need that skimmer!! lol mine is tripping my gfci. Hopefully we’re slow here at work and I can play.

 

[rja]

A case of beer and a few friends.

I think I am actually going to sneak an upgrade into the process. My plan is to set up a 180-200 system at my perspective new house and perhaps maintain my current tank at home then move all my LR and livestock. Gives me a chance to get rid of things I do not like and also swap out a very old tank with some sketchy silicone.

R2R thread of me stressing out incoming

 

[Acro76]

Polyp-Palooza CC Ultimate Bonsai #1
Regular Price: $60, Sale Price: $24.99
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Polyp-Palooza Red People Eaters #7
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Polyp-Palooza ORA Red Goniopora #23
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Polyp-Palooza CC Tranquil Milli #3
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Polyp-Palooza ORA Frogskin #8
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Polyp-Palooza CC 21 Tails Torch #5
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Polyp-Palooza Aquacultured Lobo
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Polyp-Palooza Diabolic Pacman #1
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Polyp-Palooza CC Bahama Mama Milli #2
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Polyp-Palooza CC Raspberry Shortcake #2
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Polyp-Palooza WWC Kiwi Litho #1
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Polyp-Palooza RR Rainbow Loom #13
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Polyp-Palooza JF Solar Flare #4
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Polyp-Palooza RRC Pink Cadillac #10
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Polyp-Palooza WWC Bikini Navini #2
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Polyp-Palooza Zs Prize #7
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Polyp-Palooza Vamps in Drag #1
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Polyp-Palooza Torch #27
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Polyp-Palooza Tutti Frutti #4
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Polyp-Palooza CC Jolly Green Tort #2
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Polyp-Palooza CC Aquacultured Duncan #9
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Polyp-Palooza CC Pink Constellation #7
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Polyp-Palooza CC Jolly Green Tort #3
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Polyp-Palooza RR Pink Diamond #7
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Polyp-Palooza Snowflake Pipe Organ #1
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[CodyBot]

Mechanical Engineering, one more semester left... happy because it is a huge accomplishment but now I have to find a way to get my 110 gallon tank out of my parent's basement when I move out..............

If I could go back, I would have studied engineering. I didn't like math when I was younger, despite being good at it, and I have a very technically-oriented mind. Designing, building, etc are very interesting to me. However, I switched majors a few times and ended up with enough hours and loans for a masters degree, but only ever got the Psychology/Philosophy undergrad. The plan was to go into organizational psychology, but once I started doing the graduate work, I realized how much I didn't want to do that. Oh well.

 

[rja]

Are the various torches in this sale AQ or wild? Specifically those indo fatheads, I got one but just wondering since I have had the most luck with AQ euphs

 

[CodyBot]

I need that skimmer!! lol mine is tripping my gfci. Hopefully we’re slow here at work and I can play.

That game should start in the 8-9pm ET window, FYI

 

[CodyBot]

FLASH GAME

The first five people to post a picture of a drink or snack with their username and today's date in the picture get entered into a raffle for a REEF MOONSHINERS ICP TEST KIT!!!​

 

[CodyBot]

I think I am actually going to sneak an upgrade into the process. My plan is to set up a 180-200 system at my perspective new house and perhaps maintain my current tank at home then move all my LR and livestock. Gives me a chance to get rid of things I do not like and also swap out a very old tank with some sketchy silicone.

R2R thread of me stressing out incoming

That's the move. It will give your new tank time to settle. The alternative is selling everything then buying it all new again. Otherwise, moving a heavily stocked tank is tough. Not impossible, but tough.

 

[Thuan]

@CodyBot . Did you get your rib eye roast?

 

[CodyBot]

@CodyBot . Did you get your rib eye roast?

Not yet. I'm thinking maybe trying it on Tuesday.

 

[Merthynia]

Tea

 

[markyv89]

Done

 

[Thuan]

Dried mango

 

[Kristopher Conlin]

 

[rja]

If I could go back, I would have studied engineering. I didn't like math when I was younger, despite being good at it, and I have a very technically-oriented mind. Designing, building, etc are very interesting to me. However, I switched majors a few times and ended up with enough hours and loans for a masters degree, but only ever got the Psychology/Philosophy undergrad. The plan was to go into organizational psychology, but once I started doing the graduate work, I realized how much I didn't want to do that. Oh well.

Never too late for a change of pace. One of the guys graduating with me is a married man with three grown children who spent his career as a sailor and welder. Your Psychology/Philosophy undergrad has probably taught you tons about personal communication, understanding those around you, and teamwork. Those characteristics are some of the most important with engineers. If you can work with others and understand other people, you simply get things done. Lots of engineers may flounder in communication and teamwork.

 

[Kristopher Conlin]