Thanks Jamie and Laura..

[myakkareef]

Just wanted to say thanks to Jamie and Laura of Marine Dreams for hosting our meeting today. Even though turnout was low we had a good time. Everyone went home with there double power head hanger and Brian made a quadruple hanger.
Also wanted to say how immpressed I was with the store, unfortionetly I have not been in lately and was totaly amazed by the new 3 new large infinity edge displays that where stocked full of nice specimens. Thanks Again...

 

[cuncator]

Seconded! First time I had been in the store, glad to know there's a good store close by I can run to if I feel the fever.

Now I know just enough to be dangerous with acrylic.

 

[xtreamreefer]

Thanks Jamie, I learned alot from a very knowledgeable person. It's good to know you carry the suplies I need to dabble in acrylic as well as having a wonderfully stocked store. thanks again, Bill

 

[stevemc]

We enjoyed it also. The store looks real good. Those infinity edge tanks are really a neat idea. I dint know that is what they were till I pointed at a zoa and the water peeled off my finger! Sorry Lynn was a party pooper, but we were out diving the day before, and put in 10 hours on the water and I think at least 5-6 underwater. The last dive we both decompressed for 25 minutes or so, and the computers said to keep on deco, but we were diving at 36% O2 and well within deco limits, but had been on air prior and short decompressing every dive. I know it was hard on me, and she was beat. Plus as soon as we got home from diving she had to go to work all night. I cleaned fish for an hour(in the rain) after getting all the critters acclimated and cleaned the rest of the fish for an hour last night! She went right to bed as soon as we got home, but only slept for an hour and went to work again. Trooper! Back on topic, I liked those hangers. I used a 125 mag-float tank cleaning magnet, cost about $18, and superglue gelled the powerhead to it. Works good, but expensive. Good to see every one. Steve.