Hello from H2O :D

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

I really dislike these things but I suppose a hello is in order . I just never know what to say.

Well I guess I should say "Hello !"

H2O

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

HAHA! Welcome to R2R my friend!

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

This site is pretty amazing!! Nice list of vendors! Great atmosphere!

Thanks for the welcome

 

[sleeper]

Welcome, nice screen name BTW!

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

Thanks Always a conversation piece it is

 

[reef-lover]

LOL...That's classic H2O. Welcome to R2R...

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

LOL there is an arcade as well!

 

[ahayes13]

Hi ! Welcome to r2r ! Well you could always tell us about your tank ??? and maybe even a few pics ? ?

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

Nothing exceptional 65g mixed reef mostly LPS, and softies. I was active in the SPS relm of corals for years and finally decided it is time for me to take a break from them. The tank has a few fishes. I will try to get a photo up next time I clean the tank up. I am currently working on a project with some fellow reef keepers so the tank needs to be let go a little. But I will try to get some photos up

BTW any links on posting photo's?

 

[ofblong]

LOL there is an arcade as well!

holy I never saw the arcade till you said something. time for me to go break some records. well as long as bombjack is on there.

 

[Poseidon]

Welcome to R2R!

Posting images, just upload them to a photo host, and use the

tags on each end of the image URL.

 

[paintballer768]

H2O, it took be literally 30 seconds to understand your name, but I think its really clever haha. Welcome to the boards! Cheers

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

The dihydro - joke is as old as most knock knock jokes ... or "mole day" October 23rd @ 6:02... anyways it is still a great conversation piece!

Thanks for the tip on posting pictures!

 

[Saltysteele]

mole day? i don't get it.......

anyway, welcome!!

 

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

A mole is a standard unit in chemistry. It is 6.02 x 10^23. If you look at the periodic table of elements you will find the mass of an element. For example Calcium mass is 40.078g. If you had pure elemental calcium (the metal) and weighed out 40.078g you would have 1 mole of calcium atoms.

602,214,141,070,409,084,099,072 is the real number of atoms in 1 mole of Calcium.