I received a box of rocks today.
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JoshH
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I thought it was brilliant to atleast suggest it, heck last year my Secret Santa spoiled me big time and spent more than what the Yellowtail costs so I figured I'd throw it out there.
And my feet are on display in @Katrina71's thread a few pages back if you really want to look. 79s pretty chilly, I hope you bundle up!
Oh, and I follow Katrina's thread too...now I have to go look. What are you making me do???!!! I may be lucky I have to leave for work soon, or I may black out again.
JoshH
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You know you never know until you try right? Someone out there might have a good lead on a 93 cube and wouldn't even think of it as a gift unless you post it.
It's the curious reefer in you. Maybe wait till you get to work then try and look for them. It might get you a day off if you faint
Although my snow flippers are works of art so I don't think that you'll be fainting
Matt Carden
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I miss my "Stache"!
I put him in a 55 gallon barrel and haven't seen him since. One of only two fish to make it through my move. Maybe I'll find him when I transfer back to my repaired DT.
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That's his job
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NY_Caveman
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Ha ha ha!
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Funny, I have been trying to get a picture of him the past couple of days. He is out a lot, but swims away when I come near. Today he thought he was hiding.
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My best growing coral right now. Lots of coralline coming in lately as well.
Why a burst of coralline? I added 10 red hermits and the Lawnmower Blenny recently. As I have said, the hermits quickly eradicated all the Cyanobacteria. I was a bit surprised. At first I assumed they were picking food out of it, but it was gone fast. Sure they killed many snails (except the Ceriths), but they did a fine job at their purpose. All others forms of algae are greatly receded and it seems the coralline is now taking over as it naturally should.
Why a burst of coralline? I added 10 red hermits and the Lawnmower Blenny recently. As I have said, the hermits quickly eradicated all the Cyanobacteria. I was a bit surprised. At first I assumed they were picking food out of it, but it was gone fast. Sure they killed many snails (except the Ceriths), but they did a fine job at their purpose. All others forms of algae are greatly receded and it seems the coralline is now taking over as it naturally should.
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Keeping up with Katrina's thread is like having a child. Full commitment to maintain. My hats off to all those who manage it. Maybe if I black out at Brian's house in 2 weeks I'll end up in the hospital and run thru the entire thing just to say I did it.
We need a badge for it I feel. Free bag of chips... something. Haha.
We need a badge for it I feel. Free bag of chips... something. Haha.
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I tried to read it from the beginning once when it was at 10,000 posts, but it grew current faster than I could read the past and I decided it was a lost cause.
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I read it all but forgot everything so it's like a new thread every day lol.
@JoshH Well I didn't pass out from the feet! (I did get dizzy and had to look away for a moment.) Actually, have I seen those feet in an ad for men's sandals? Definitely modeling material.
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