what made you fall in love with reefing?

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lpuzon

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Originally Posted by Catawaba
I must be a dork. I love the biology, chemistry, and math. How awesome is it that all these different things work together to maintain life? :thinking:
i love bio and math, but not chem.. so maybe u're a dork!
 
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lpuzon

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Originally Posted by adesimone1
We started an aquarium for our Grandson Tyler. We went to a pet shop one day with the baby he was 9 months at the time. He just wanted out of my arms so he could touch the fishy's. So we decided to start a tank for him. As soon as he came in the house his eyes would light right up and smile. Our last trip to the fish store was on a saturday. He was just turning 11 months that following Wednesday. We lost him on Thursday August 3rd to asymptomatic pnuemonia. We now have the reef tank and a freshwater tank in memory of our little Angel Tyler. That is a picture of our little boy.
We started an aquarium for his parents too.
sorry to hear that....is he the one in ur avatar?
 
alyssia

alyssia

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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
here is a pic of my blenny lounging on my starry toadstool leather. must be one comfortable couch he's on it all the time.

Sweet pic!
 
adesimone1

adesimone1

Member
Originally Posted by lpuzon
sorry to hear that....is he the one in ur avatar?
Yes, that is Tyler Mom Mom's pride and joy. He was a perfect Angel always happy.
 
alyssia

alyssia

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Originally Posted by adesimone1
Yes, that is Tyler Mom Mom's pride and joy. He was a perfect Angel always happy.

Very sorry for your loss.
 
hot883

hot883

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I fell in love with reefing on here and only because of the magnificant pictures being posted. Thanks to all that take the time to take, crop, resize and share their photos.
Fully knowing that 100 pictures taken 3-5 are post worthy. Thanks ya'all. Barry
 
2563

2563

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I fell in love when I had freshwater. I was "expanding my horizons" by looking at some salt water fish on a site. The first fish I saw was a royal pseudochromis. I figured I could keep him and and a purple pseudochromis in a 20g tank that was meant for freshwater. It had a treausre chest that bubbled, some plants, sandglass, coral skeleton and a bubble wall in the back. It's a really good thing I found this sight!
 
2563

2563

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I fell in love when I had freshwater. I was "expanding my horizons" by looking at some salt water fish on a site and the first fish I saw was a royal pseudochromis. I figured I could keep him and and a purple pseudochromis in a 20g tank that was meant for freshwater. It had a treasure chest that bubbled, some plants, sandglass, coral skeleton and a bubble wall in the back. It's a really good thing I found this sight! I started out with a budget of $500 and that son grew to $2000, I'm now $1000 over budget. LOL, I love this hobby.
 
candycane

candycane

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I can answer this for everyone. Water. It eventually turned into the additions and the amount that can be placed in a tank. The life is nearly endless. But for most people it is the fact that we are water entities and the fact that we can create the same thing in our living room.
 
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