Well, today's the big day!
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captbunzo
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Unless you can find one that is can be shown in the store to aggressively eat prepared foods. Then it's less of a risk. A SS goby will also keep the sand looking clean, which is nice.
I really like dragon gobies (Amblygobius phalaena) quite a bit as they seem to eat very readily and sift nicely. Saltwater Paradise has a nice collection of them available right now....
I really like dragon gobies (Amblygobius phalaena) quite a bit as they seem to eat very readily and sift nicely. Saltwater Paradise has a nice collection of them available right now....
reefgardener
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Brook,
The only problem with "mom" being a member (as of last night), is that you won't be able to keep secrets. 600 gallon???
Love You.
The only problem with "mom" being a member (as of last night), is that you won't be able to keep secrets. 600 gallon???
Love You.
ouspeedbump
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She has a point now... we will have to speak in code or do everything in PM. Sure this was a good idea, Brook? ;-) om-may s-iay etting-gay a-ay ark-shay! hehehe
ouspeedbump
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lol. mummy dearest is a sharp cookie. I wouldn't put it past her. I have learned to never underestimate her. It is best to assume that she does in fact know everything and has eyes in the back of her head. Don't forget that she can see through her eyelids as well. (we weren't able to get away with much as kids)
OUBrook
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She'd be pretty upset if she decoded what I just said. Lol, I put her tank for sale. Yes Mom, it was only a joke. Her tank is certainly not for sale!
Mom, wouldn't a 600 look amazing in your sun room??!! We've got to take you to Whitby's sometime! You'd be asking for one for Christmas
Mom, wouldn't a 600 look amazing in your sun room??!! We've got to take you to Whitby's sometime! You'd be asking for one for Christmas
captbunzo
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And in a sun room, you might be able to use natural lighting!<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8944567#post8944567 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by OUBrook
Mom, wouldn't a 600 look amazing in your sun room??!! We've got to take you to Whitby's sometime! You'd be asking for one for Christmas
OUBrook
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At The Groom Closet in Enid, they have a green house next to the shop where customers can go in and look. They have saltwater ponds that serve as quarantine tanks. It's amazing. You just look at a little pond in the ground and see clowns, butterflies, mollies, tangs... It's amazing. It uses natural light too. The owner said it's the best system he's used. He's been in SW for 25 years.
OUBrook
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Actually I've never mentioned COMAS. Shame on me. I'm usually not in there long enough to talk. I have never bought fish stuff from them (they are a bit pricey). I typically just see what all they have in. Oh, I lied. I've bought halimeda from them a couple times. I should tell them about COMAS. Honestly, (and this sounds bad) I would love for a new fish store to open in Enid and blow them out of the water (no pun intended). We have two shops in Enid and, IMO, they are both slacking as fish stores. Neither place solely sells fish stuff, but caters to other types of pets primarily, and it shows. They overcharge quite a bit, and have neglected tanks most of the time. If a store were to open that had the qualities of say Wet Pets, I'd imagine they would clean up their acts a bit. They simply have no competition. Hopefully they don't read this, lol. Well maybe it would help the conditions if they were to...
Again, this is just my opinion. Maybe I have high standards..
Again, this is just my opinion. Maybe I have high standards..
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