reeferhead33
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lmao thanks for this thread im cracking up over here. LOVING the plastic sink story, reminds me of my dad -.- LISTEN TO YOUR WIVES!!!!
I can't keep firefish because they keep jumping out, so to save time, when I buy them, I just take them out of the bag and throw them on the floor.
I can't keep firefish because they keep jumping out, so to save time, when I buy them, I just take them out of the bag and throw them on the floor.
Clams dont frag well
I keep having R/O float switch malfunctions, so to save time sometimes I just take a hose down to my utility room and pour 20 gallons of water on to the floor.
Great list! I'd add that if you change more than one action/factor to your system at a time you will never know what caused the reaction and makes learning more difficult. And automate everything you can usually the time spent is a big factor in people leaving the hobby. The coral will appreciate the stability too.
Wow, I'm a newbie planning my first build, but I nearly split a gasket laughing at some of this. I've done my best to research, research, and research (and am still doing so), yet I know screw ups are still going to happen. But I love the fact that you "old timers" are making me feel better even before I screw up any more! Sadly, I don't even have salt water flowing yet, and I've already screwed up... should have built a fish room when we built the house.
I spent 3 years as a professional aquarist
the bar table is not a ladder either.
What is a professional aquarist?