Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

[Mikedawg]

I dont think i could deal with the humidity down in Dixie. I am a big guy who works in steel buildings without climate control. I would not be able to handle the sweaty, sticky nuaghty bits.

As my Mississippi wife taught me, " Southern women don't sweat, they glisten "

 

[Fin]

You know the rule...pics or it didn't happen!;Hilarious

I dunno. Kinda in the TMI vein, no?

 

[sfin52]

I dunno. Kinda in the TMI vein, no?

Calcium, tank worthy? Hand made reef rock I wonder how much you could charge for that.

 

[crusso1993]

Bingo. That’s what they think anyway. I hope you don’t have it also.

No, not me, my mother had it for several years. Couldn't really go very far from home because of it. They tried a number of different solutions from diet to meds. Nothing seemed to work well. Then, one day, she woke up and POOF, it was gone!

 

[Fin]

No, not me, my mother had it for several years. Couldn't really go very far from home because of it. They tried a number of different solutions from diet to meds. Nothing seemed to work well. Then, one day, she woke up and POOF, it was gone!

Yeah, I have heard of that happening. She is lucky. I have been to several doctors but haven’t done anything about it, other than getting hearing aids. It’s my left ear that is messed up. I never had the strong vertigo like I had this past week. So, back to the doctors. Having more tests done, but it will be a few weeks before I can get in. I may be referred to a specialist in Houston.

 

[crusso1993]

Yeah, I have heard of that happening. She is lucky. I have been to several doctors but haven’t done anything about it, other than getting hearing aids. It’s my left ear that is messed up. I never had the strong vertigo like I had this past week. So, back to the doctors. Having more tests done, but it will be a few weeks before I can get in. I may be referred to a specialist in Houston.

I truly hope they can get it figured out and offer some help. Come to think of it, I think my mom was about your age when the dizzy spells started. She was about 65-66 years old. The frequency and regularity of the spells became so bad that she had to stop driving. Hard to believe it's been 20 years since she was diagnosed. As they say, "Time flies...."
Sending you some good vibes, my friend!

 

[Katrina71]

I dunno. Kinda in the TMI vein, no?

I thought you meant the stone! Ooops

 

[Fin]

I truly hope they can get it figured out and offer some help. Come to think of it, I think my mom was about your age when the dizzy spells started. She was about 65-66 years old. The frequency and regularity of the spells became so bad that she had to stop driving. Hard to believe it's been 20 years since she was diagnosed. As they say, "Time flies...."
Sending you some good vibes, my friend!

Thanks. Yeah, I hope I don’t have issues with the driving part. I drive quite a bit for my job. About 2,000 miles a month. That would be bad if I had to stop driving.

 

[Fin]

I thought you meant the stone! Ooops

I did mean the stones. What the heck were you thinking about?

 

[Hemmdog]

Feesh

 

[Katrina71]

I did mean the stones. What the heck were you thinking about?

Uh. Well. Um. Isn't this nice weather?

 

[Katrina71]

Feesh

He looks cool! What kind of wrasse is he?

 

[crusso1993]

Feesh

Noice feesh!

 

[Hemmdog]

He looks cool! What kind of wrasse is he?

Moyers leopard he hails from Japan . They use to be an extremely rare fish in the trade. It’s now become a little more accessible in the hobby.

 

[Hemmdog]

Noice feesh!

Thanks dood!

 

[Katrina71]

Moyers leopard he hails from Japan . They use to be an extremely rare fish in the trade. It’s now become a little more accessible in the hobby.

That explains his Kabuki mask.

 

[Hemmdog]

That explains his Kabuki mask.

Lol! Very true !

 

[sfin52]

He looks cool! What kind of wrasse is he?

Ya last nights pic didnt do that fish justice. This pic shows the colors. Amazing

 

[sfin52]

@NY_Caveman good morning.

 

[SashimiTurtle]

So, family history of gal stones here... no kidney stones. Over half of my dad's side do not have gal bladders anymore. I'm expecting to lose mine in around 10-15 years, as I'm a spitting image of my dad, just 2" taller, and I'll be around the age my dad was when his started making gravel. My sister, was early 20s when she had hers removed.

Nurse on the mobile physical thing that comes to the plant says I have slightly elevated liver enzymes today. Acted like I was going to die of cirrhosis tomorrow... I'm healthy as a horse, no cholesterol problems, healthy BP, no signs of jaundice... I think she's one of those elitist vegans. Not that being vegan is bad, she just acted like I shouldn't be eating animal fats. I was sitting there thinking, "well what else is there to eat?"