pbnj
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reached 600th post. To pass Mark at 5,300+ posts, I'll have to get him suspended...maybe I can get him to curse at me.
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Looks nice to me.
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Thanks. I have empty 240g and 135g tanks sitting in my living room. Santa needs to bring me a kick in the a$$ to get me movin' on the set-ups.
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Maybe Santa will bring me a better camera....
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For those of you considering adding a school of chromises, you may want to reconsider. You'll hear some say most of their schools die-off while others say they still have their entire, original school. I just read somewhere that these fish do well in schools as juveniles, but then they pair-up as they mature, so you can see why some people are succesful and others are not. Then again, you could get lucky....just sharing what I read.
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Try a Life Reef overflow box.....supposedly, they're guaranteed not to lose their siphon.
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LEDs on a 29" tank...that's a bold move. What are you planning on keeping (softies, LPS, SPS)? Continued good luck with your build....coming along nicely.
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That explains it....it's always Mark's fault.
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http://www.melevsreef.com/flatworms.html
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Is it just me, or does the 14K bulb side (right) look more blue than the 20K bulb side (left)?
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Just received word that my father is recovering/stable following his quadruple bypass surgery. It took a little longer than usual because of some unexpected complications (aortic calcification), but everything is about as good as we could have hoped for. Many thanks to you guys for your good thoughts!
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+1 on Robb...my mom was not out of open heart surgery more than a few hours and they MADE her get up and moving. It was the most traumatic experience she ever had, but moving=faster recovery.They don't want you in there too long because of the nasty things you can catch IN the hospital!! Keep us posted Pat...
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Thought I saw a used one at RCA not too long ago.
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My 82-yr-old father with chronic health conditions is having 5-hr quadruple bypass heart surgery early tomorrow morning. Building-up the strength to call him again tonight. Trying to dismiss the negative thoughts and encourage him (and especially Mom).
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Millions of stupid videos on YouTube, but I can't find a single video on how to wire a MH reflector to a quick-disconnect cable.
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Anyone know the location of the new Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school opening in North Austin next month? I've heard 183/Burnet and the Arboretum area, but nothing concrete.
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Anyone know the location of the new Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school opening in North Austin next month? I've heard 183/Burnet and the Arboretum area, but nothing concrete.
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Yes, infectious bacteria, e.g., strains of staph infections that are resistant to even most antibiotics. I saw a documentary/special on this once. Common-area beaches are just cesspools, but it doesn't sound like what you're describing.
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Yeah....throw it out. Beaches are some of the most disgusting places on Earth, bacteria-wise. Why do you think they 'comb' the beaches? It's to turnover the top layer of sand with all of the infectious bacteria.
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Are you trying to use some kind of Jedi mind-trick on me? It's all good, no harm no foul. I can break bread and b***s with best of 'em.
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If this is your idea of sarcasm, I'd hate to see you truly bitter and ill-tempered.
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Dude, relax....just a humerous, light-hearted observation coming from someone who is hyper-conservative (and very accident-prone). I have an 8' 240g empty tank sitting in my living room and I won't even let my wife vacuum in there. You can do cartwheels in your tank for all I care....go nuts.
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I have no problem with someone going in once it's full of water.
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I think what's happening is the Blenny is trying to scrape algae off the coral, but it's damaging the coral in the process. I don't think it's trying to eat the coral.
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LiveAquaria.com and Petco.com let you pick the size: LiveAquaria.com: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+1634+115&pcatid=115 Petco.com: http://www.petco.com/product/108940/Chromis-Caribbean-Blue-Reef.aspx
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....and don't use copper/malachite in any tank that has or will have corals/liverock. They're toxic to corals/inverts. They will also be absorbed by both liverock and silicone (staining it blue/green) and will eventually leach back into the system.
Now that he has a kiddo, I think his post rate has gone down.
