I miss seeing 143gadgets and the guy from Tampa that was/is a UPS driver or something like that, can't seem to remember his username. Their tanks were always amazing.
Charles,
How are you man?
I picked up that tank of a tank from you a few years back...
That UPS guy was DaddyJax, I will never forget his pics, he was AKA the "Thread Stopper", due to the fact that nobody would post pics after him, lol.... Oh the good old days...
still here, since 2001
stan
I think a lot of old timers have gotten flamed so often by 2 year old experts that we often stay in the back ground while the same old fire rages on again. I have seen have seen some of the real experts like Eric Borneman and Ron Shimek leave this forum due to flaming. Without the input from individuals like those guys this forum doesnt offer near the value to a newer reefer than it did when i fiirst found it so many years ago. I feel sorry for a newer reefer trying to separate accurate advise from the mass of hype, fads and misinformation that fill so many of the threads posted these days. I dont know how Mr. Farley has done it for so long. Truth is there isnt a lot of motivation for old timers to post on this forum any more. I still check it daily, i think mostly out of habit but often pass over responding.Seems to be a pattern of old timers turning in to lurkers? Coincidence? hahah
I think a lot of old timers have gotten flamed so often by 2 year old experts that we often stay in the back ground while the same old fire rages on again. I have seen have seen some of the real experts like Eric Borneman and Ron Shimek leave this forum due to flaming. Without the input from individuals like those guys this forum doesnt offer near the value to a newer reefer than it did when i fiirst found it so many years ago. I feel sorry for a newer reefer trying to separate accurate advise from the mass of hype, fads and misinformation that fill so many of the threads posted these days. I dont know how Mr. Farley has done it for so long. Truth is there isnt a lot of motivation for old timers to post on this forum any more. I still check it daily, i think mostly out of habit but often pass over responding.
I think a lot of old timers have gotten flamed so often by 2 year old experts that we often stay in the back ground while the same old fire rages on again. I have seen have seen some of the real experts like Eric Borneman and Ron Shimek leave this forum due to flaming. Without the input from individuals like those guys this forum doesnt offer near the value to a newer reefer than it did when i fiirst found it so many years ago. I feel sorry for a newer reefer trying to separate accurate advise from the mass of hype, fads and misinformation that fill so many of the threads posted these days. I dont know how Mr. Farley has done it for so long. Truth is there isnt a lot of motivation for old timers to post on this forum any more. I still check it daily, i think mostly out of habit but often pass over responding.
Hey Perry!!
Good times, yes DaddyJax was it!! You're right, we all had color envy.
Charles,
How are you man?
I picked up that tank of a tank from you a few years back...
That UPS guy was DaddyJax, I will never forget his pics, he was AKA the "Thread Stopper", due to the fact that nobody would post pics after him, lol.... Oh the good old days...
my letter to Julian got published!Member since 2003, reefing since 1993! Wow, didn't realize it was that long. I think you are a true old timer if Reef Notes was how you learned to reef![]()
I don't think he gets enough credit. In my opinion, the two most important figures in the development of the saltwater hobby are Martin Moe and Julian Sprung.
I feel sorry for a newer reefer trying to separate accurate advise from the mass of hype, fads and misinformation that fill so many of the threads posted these days. I dont know how Mr. Farley has done it for so long. Truth is there isnt a lot of motivation for old timers to post on this forum any more. I still check it daily, i think mostly out of habit but often pass over responding.