clownfish11
Active Member
ive got a beardie how old is urs mines amazing...hes hibernating atm though....
pics?
pics?
about you
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nigerbang
Active Member
Lets see...about me....
6'1 Super Model...ohh wait...alter ego
Surveyor in Ga, waiting to move on up to AK as it says to the right..I would be there now, but my dad got sick and I couldnt move incase something happened...Well it happened on Val. day so now I can start to get moving, 25 going to be 26 in August..Been married for 5 years and have an awsome monster....err Daughter who will be 4 in June.
6'1 Super Model...ohh wait...alter ego
Surveyor in Ga, waiting to move on up to AK as it says to the right..I would be there now, but my dad got sick and I couldnt move incase something happened...Well it happened on Val. day so now I can start to get moving, 25 going to be 26 in August..Been married for 5 years and have an awsome monster....err Daughter who will be 4 in June.
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bonita69
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Hi all I am a mother of 2. 16 yr daughter and 15 yr Son. Great Kids we have been through a lot. I was Married for 14yrs before his death. My kids where 9 & 10 at the time. Hardest thing I ever had to tell my kids. I have since remarried to a wonderful man!! He has helped me get back into all the things I use to enjoy before I lost my first husban. I never thought I could love somebody else so much!!!
Anyway I have 1 92g reef tank I have had for over 3 yrs, and I just started my first SH tank and will need all of you guys help in do time!!
I have 3 show dogs( 1-Great Dane and 2-Smooth Fox Terriers) and my Love of my life came with 2 kitty cats. I also have a 5,000 gal Koi Pond. We will have that upgraded and redone this summer It is going to be so so awesome!!
So I say hello all
Bonnie
Anyway I have 1 92g reef tank I have had for over 3 yrs, and I just started my first SH tank and will need all of you guys help in do time!!
I have 3 show dogs( 1-Great Dane and 2-Smooth Fox Terriers) and my Love of my life came with 2 kitty cats. I also have a 5,000 gal Koi Pond. We will have that upgraded and redone this summer It is going to be so so awesome!!
So I say hello all
Bonnie
grabbitt
Active Member
21.
Student at Purdue University.
Mass Communications and then three more years for Entertainment Law (since marine biology hasn't much use in terms of employment
)
3 tanks- all saltwater (3, 24, 30 gal.)
I also have a cat that thinks he's a dog.
Mother is a grief counsellor.
Step-dad is an anesthesiologist (sp.?)
Sister is (becoming) a teacher, compliments of Western Michigan U.
...Yup.
Student at Purdue University.
Mass Communications and then three more years for Entertainment Law (since marine biology hasn't much use in terms of employment
3 tanks- all saltwater (3, 24, 30 gal.)
I also have a cat that thinks he's a dog.
Mother is a grief counsellor.
Step-dad is an anesthesiologist (sp.?)
Sister is (becoming) a teacher, compliments of Western Michigan U.
...Yup.
clownfish11
Active Member
there is alot of employment options for marine biology.....
kanicky
Member
Originally Posted by larrynews
http:///forum/post/2503903
not ts start an argument but there is not alot of marine biologist, and the one ones who make descent money are few. but if thats what someone wants to go for then i hope it works out, just because something is few is even more reason to work hard for it...
That's very true.
I took the Behind the Scenes Tour at the GA Aquarium and asked the guide (who was going to school for marine biology) if she recommended a career in that field and she said it is VERY hard to do what you want to do in marine biology. For example, a lot of people think they're going to work with fish/inverts or work at Sea World or the GA Aquarium, but most of the time, they're looking at fish poop under a microscope. Good jobs in that field are few and far in between.
http:///forum/post/2503903
not ts start an argument but there is not alot of marine biologist, and the one ones who make descent money are few. but if thats what someone wants to go for then i hope it works out, just because something is few is even more reason to work hard for it...
That's very true.
I took the Behind the Scenes Tour at the GA Aquarium and asked the guide (who was going to school for marine biology) if she recommended a career in that field and she said it is VERY hard to do what you want to do in marine biology. For example, a lot of people think they're going to work with fish/inverts or work at Sea World or the GA Aquarium, but most of the time, they're looking at fish poop under a microscope. Good jobs in that field are few and far in between.
poniegirl
Active Member
I guess I would first ask what the fish poop position pays, right? That has to be entry-level and the pay scale goes up from there?
What a great group of folks!
And I would like to add my regards to you young women and men who are a joy to talk to here. Not that I have reached geezer status quite yet, but you all are very nice and I'm sure your families are proud of the way you conduct yourselves.
What a great group of folks!
And I would like to add my regards to you young women and men who are a joy to talk to here. Not that I have reached geezer status quite yet, but you all are very nice and I'm sure your families are proud of the way you conduct yourselves.
clownfish11
Active Member
okay so work the bad job and then also run a scuba company.....
yerboy
Active Member
Well im not a member of the seahorse community yet but i have a 54 gallon corner tank just sitting dry waiting to get set up.
Anyways im 28 years old, my wife and i have just had a beautiful baby girl 4 weeks ago.
Im a engineer who works with the Army's UH-60 "blackhawk" program with a new system that could be called the little black box x1000 to be put it in simple terms. I also spent 5 years in the marine corps. Semper Fi
I have a 265 gallon aggressive tank a 20L reef, and a 29 biocube and 12 gal aquapod with just some rocks and water in them. haven't decided what im going to do with them.
Anyways im 28 years old, my wife and i have just had a beautiful baby girl 4 weeks ago.
Im a engineer who works with the Army's UH-60 "blackhawk" program with a new system that could be called the little black box x1000 to be put it in simple terms. I also spent 5 years in the marine corps. Semper Fi
I have a 265 gallon aggressive tank a 20L reef, and a 29 biocube and 12 gal aquapod with just some rocks and water in them. haven't decided what im going to do with them.
yerboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by larrynews
http:///forum/post/2505205
welcome aboard, hope it works out with the seahorse tank. one thing i have learned is that fish tanks and horse tanks are a little different, also congrats on the baby, do you remember what sleep was????
Wuts sleep?
http:///forum/post/2505205
welcome aboard, hope it works out with the seahorse tank. one thing i have learned is that fish tanks and horse tanks are a little different, also congrats on the baby, do you remember what sleep was????
Wuts sleep?
spiderwoman
Active Member
Originally Posted by yerboy
http:///forum/post/2504926
Im a engineer who works with the Army's UH-60 "blackhawk" program with a new system that could be called the little black box x1000 to be put it in simple terms.
My hubby's ex-wife worked on the blackhawk program too years ago...
http:///forum/post/2504926
Im a engineer who works with the Army's UH-60 "blackhawk" program with a new system that could be called the little black box x1000 to be put it in simple terms.
My hubby's ex-wife worked on the blackhawk program too years ago...
clownfish11
Active Member
umm zeke we should def start a scuba company in the caribbean or hawaii...lol, but im serious..what colleges you lookn at?
veronicad
Member
HA!! Yeah, the sleeping privileges return briefly; roughly between the ages of 5-12. Then they start turning into teens and the sleepless nights begin again for a whole different reason. At least with infants you can soothe/comfort/fix the problem. With teens it's a bit more challenging.
Enjoy your precious little one. Do you care to share her name?
Enjoy your precious little one. Do you care to share her name?
yerboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by veronicad
http:///forum/post/2506600
HA!! Yeah, the sleeping privileges return briefly; roughly between the ages of 5-12. Then they start turning into teens and the sleepless nights begin again for a whole different reason. At least with infants you can soothe/comfort/fix the problem. With teens it's a bit more challenging.
Enjoy your precious little one. Do you care to share her name?
Taylor Renee
http:///forum/post/2506600
HA!! Yeah, the sleeping privileges return briefly; roughly between the ages of 5-12. Then they start turning into teens and the sleepless nights begin again for a whole different reason. At least with infants you can soothe/comfort/fix the problem. With teens it's a bit more challenging.
Enjoy your precious little one. Do you care to share her name?
Taylor Renee