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Good morning all. It's friday and I feel like i'm wearing cement shoes.
my ancestors used to fit people with cement shoes.
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No corals
Turn up the flow as high as you can get it. Wait a couple of hours and do an 80% water change. Just make sure to heat the water and match the SG.
You want the sand moving around a bit.
Leave the flow like that for at least 5 days.
I am pretty sure they will be gone.
Thanks I’ll give that a try.
 
My grandfather was a cobbler.
From Monreale, Sicily. The guy in the front on the right.
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I have his shoe hammer
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  • When you work with leather, you need this standard hammer for a variety of tasks
  • Popular with saddlemakers, luggage manufactures and other leatherworkers
  • Drop-forged steel head
  • Great for making sharp folds, adhering cemented parts together and tapping over hand stitches, lacing and welts
  • Black finish with a polished face
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Ah yes. The night of Neupro withdrawal. May you never be this creepy in your own skin.
I need to set up a hospital tank for the emperor. I asked but got no response as usual. I must have quite the reputation here. I did get 2 well meaning responses mentioning ich. It was just stuff in the water when I took the pics from the dragon goby feeding. Someone mentioned his tail. The Koran angel ate it off when I added him to the 240. That is what grew back. Like me, he isn't perfect but that is okay.
It's a pretty big fish so I guess I will get a 40 breeder from Petco and build a stand for it.
I think it has an infected urchin spine wound.
That makes 2 fish in hospital tanks. My pleco is in a 10 gallon being treated with kanaplex. I have no idea what happened to him. He has been in with the feeders a long time. Maybe I have a killer guppy or molly.
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Pretty ugly but it actually looks better than it did.
 
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I am also Sicilian 100%. Of course I was born in Brooklyn so really American 100% :cool:

All of my family were fisherman from the same town in Sicily called Sciacca. We went there a few years ago and half the town, including the "Mayor" has my same last name. :)

Today is a big day for me. An art gallery here is featuring my Steampunk "devices".

They have 8 of them there and there will be a big "Meet the Artists" party.
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I would really enjoy attending that.
My father was 100% Sicilian
We joke about it but I did have a relative found with cement shoes in Chicago. There were Members of the family that grandpa forbade anyone to talk to or about.
I remember family gatherings in Marion Ohio where no English was spoken and I was a very lost little boy suspicious of all the strange foods. How I would enjoy that now. But all those people have passed.
 
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I am also Sicilian 100%. Of course I was born in Brooklyn so really American 100% :cool:

All of my family were fisherman from the same town in Sicily called Sciacca. We went there a few years ago and half the town, including the "Mayor" has my same last name. :)

Today is a big day for me. An art gallery here is featuring my Steampunk "devices".

They have 8 of them there and there will be a big "Meet the Artists" party.
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congrats.
 
Interestingly My grandfather changed his name at Ellis Island. It was spelled differently after he went through than what
appears on some church records and the ship manifest to New York.
The previous spelling for the last name is like this person mentioned on Wikipedia.

Angelo La Barbera (Italian: [ˈandʒelo la barˈbɛːra]; July 3, 1924 – October 28, 1975) was a powerful member of the Sicilian Mafia. Together with his brother Salvatore La Barbera he ruled the Mafia family of Palermo Centro. Salvatore La Barbera sat on the first Sicilian Mafia Commission that was set up in 1958 as the capo mandamento for Mafia families of Borgo Vecchio, Porta Nuova and Palermo Centro.
 
Good morning. Not sure what’s on my agenda today. Got a “to do” list but probably won’t get to even half of it.
Have a great day.

This is awesome Paul. Congrats!
I am also Sicilian 100%. Of course I was born in Brooklyn so really American 100% :cool:

All of my family were fisherman from the same town in Sicily called Sciacca. We went there a few years ago and half the town, including the "Mayor" has my same last name. :)

Today is a big day for me. An art gallery here is featuring my Steampunk "devices".

They have 8 of them there and there will be a big "Meet the Artists" party.
1632563609495.png
 
Good Morning My Friends!
Just had my first COLD morning soak in 104* spa water. Very refreshing to say the least. Kinda wish I had cool hair like this guy though!
BEC95161-C0B2-4E5C-A4F4-196521599E29.jpeg Always remember!
Cross an Italian and he’ll “tell you where to go”!
Cross an old school Sicilian and “think twice about turning the ignition key next time you get in your car”! ;)
 

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