Happy New Year
- Thread starter BBishop
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Yes!!! Happy New Year and Good Riddance to 2008 (and very soon the current administration - 
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I too hope 2009 is the start of a new path for my family too. Reef wise- I just upgraded to 125g and MH's. Job wise - wife just took a job in Chico and I've got a few things lined up... (fingers crossed). I love the north state but it seems sooner or later we'll be heading down to the northern part of L.A., more specifically the Pasadena/Montrose area. But we'll cross that bridge whenever it comes.
biowerks: - I tried to find out more about what you're doing by clicking on your little red house - but it goes to a dead link. Go Daddy anyone? If there is someother way to find out what you are doing there please post a link here or send me a PM! Thanks! I spent some time pondering inland coral propagation as a business but the cooling costs here are simply out of the question. Further, even somewhere like your area where cooling isn't your problem but heating is, I found the energy costs simply too much to be worth it - (right now anyways) Good Luck to you nonetheless as though there are some successful hobbiest propagating corals out there we need some more people doing it successfully on a larger scale.
) I too hope 2009 is the start of a new path for my family too. Reef wise- I just upgraded to 125g and MH's. Job wise - wife just took a job in Chico and I've got a few things lined up... (fingers crossed). I love the north state but it seems sooner or later we'll be heading down to the northern part of L.A., more specifically the Pasadena/Montrose area. But we'll cross that bridge whenever it comes.
biowerks: - I tried to find out more about what you're doing by clicking on your little red house - but it goes to a dead link. Go Daddy anyone? If there is someother way to find out what you are doing there please post a link here or send me a PM! Thanks! I spent some time pondering inland coral propagation as a business but the cooling costs here are simply out of the question. Further, even somewhere like your area where cooling isn't your problem but heating is, I found the energy costs simply too much to be worth it - (right now anyways) Good Luck to you nonetheless as though there are some successful hobbiest propagating corals out there we need some more people doing it successfully on a larger scale.
