Reef/experimental photos PENTAX k10d
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iceemn360
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So my friends tank just crashed after hitting 95 degrees or so. Thus I am now holding his fish.. AAHHHhhhh. all I can say is that the system is waaaaay overstocked but Im glad his fish pulled through since they were in terrible condition when he brought them over (swimming upside down/ spinning/ pale). He's setting up a new system since> all his corals / some fish died and the system he had became polluted. You can see some in the picuture> purple/sailfin/ yellow belly. I am just glad the Vlamingi will have a nice big home to swim around by the end of july. btw the dog is my mom's new dog.
Here is another picture of my female mandarin
and one of my male
my BT
my female Percula Clown for Papua new Guinea> still breeding every 9 days>> the male is soo difficult to get a picture of
Here is another picture of my female mandarin
and one of my male
my BT
my female Percula Clown for Papua new Guinea> still breeding every 9 days>> the male is soo difficult to get a picture of
iceemn360
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I figured I ought to show what poor planning and a college budget does. lol
here is my ghetto refugium/plumging job
I just had a coralife 1/4 hp chiller plumbed to my tank from the garage> going through the basement crawl space> and despite 90 degree weather the tank has been staying a coooooool 78. Going through the crawl space means the chiller has to work less hard. Yet this may become a problem during the winter so by that time I probably will insulate those pipes
here is my ghetto refugium/plumging job
I just had a coralife 1/4 hp chiller plumbed to my tank from the garage> going through the basement crawl space> and despite 90 degree weather the tank has been staying a coooooool 78. Going through the crawl space means the chiller has to work less hard. Yet this may become a problem during the winter so by that time I probably will insulate those pipes
iceemn360
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Actually this happened a few weeks back but i though I sould share
Well on my way back from school on the California I-5 I totaled my poor jetta .
I was in the left lane> move to the right to let someone pass when a motor/blower fell off the back of a pickup. I moved to the shoulder> since the car I was letting pass was just coming by. In doing so I hit a gravel patch, went through a chainlink fence, hitting a few of the poles, popped the first curb, skidded onto the offramp, and demolished another curb. The pictures tell the rest. The car was flat bed towed to my moms service station about 120 miles farther north by the good'ole AAA
if you look reeallly closely you can see where i went through the chainlink> just above the jetta you can see where the fence disappears.
too bad it only had 50K miles still had a lot left
I guess the moral of the story is love your jetta while you have it because it could be gone just like that
Modified by iceemn360 at 1:32 PM 7-21-2008
Well on my way back from school on the California I-5 I totaled my poor jetta .
I was in the left lane> move to the right to let someone pass when a motor/blower fell off the back of a pickup. I moved to the shoulder> since the car I was letting pass was just coming by. In doing so I hit a gravel patch, went through a chainlink fence, hitting a few of the poles, popped the first curb, skidded onto the offramp, and demolished another curb. The pictures tell the rest. The car was flat bed towed to my moms service station about 120 miles farther north by the good'ole AAA
if you look reeallly closely you can see where i went through the chainlink> just above the jetta you can see where the fence disappears.
too bad it only had 50K miles still had a lot left
I guess the moral of the story is love your jetta while you have it because it could be gone just like that
Modified by iceemn360 at 1:32 PM 7-21-2008
