Random Thoughts

The weather is in the 90s, and I'm cleaning up equipment in my fishroom. Today I took down the lights to clean the reflectors' shells and both sides of the glass. I'll be wiping down everything, like the rim of the tank, the sump, pumps and plumbing. I also need to do all my water tests.

I'd like to clean up the display tank a little more, trim out some dead stuff and move a couple of corals.

On Monday, I'm going to BBQ. What are y'all going to do?

Since Ive been in houston, i realized that south carolina isnt my speed really. but i know i also dont want to stay in Houston. Me and my girl were talking and these are the things that we know we want.

1) It has to have four seasons
2) we love big trees
3) beautiful surroundings
4) we are more suburbian people
5) all places are an option, but the east coast is a plus

so to all the travelers out there, what are some of your suggestions

I was told tonight that Mark got banned so went and did some diggin and ended up here

I am Jynxgirl on most all the sites including the Dallas and Austin site, as well as the reef site I started for the UAE.

Love the site format. Different and fresh. Hope to be an active member on the site.

Alrighty... melev's site once again has intrigued me into the point of action. Marc, seriously, for the love of god do not write an article about how jumping off a bridge will spur massive growths in your corals and free frags will show up from all around.

For anybody that is wondering, this is the actual article I'm referencing. http://www.melevsreef.com/fotos.html It's a very good walkthrough on settings most even the basic cameras have and how you can get some high quality shots ...

On Saturday I finally got around to trying Coral RX, Flatworm Exit, and cyclopeeze. I noticed about a week ago some red flat worms showing up in my tank. Couldn't find a lot of them but seeing them to begin with had my a little upset . So I went on line and ordered FWE, Coral RX and Cyclopeeze. The first thing I tried was the coral RX, since none of my corals are glued in permanent places yet, I took all of them out and followed the directions on the bottle of 4 capfuls per 1 gallon of ...