MurphTech
Community Member
Hi Everyone,
I always feel it's important to be polite and say hello so here I am saying hello to you all.
My name is Ryan and I live in NJ. I am very new to owning fish, as in I just got my first fish since winning my carnival gold fish when I was 8. Now I am 32 with two clownfish! I am excite to learn, make new friends, and it looks like spend a lot of money on fish.
Outside of the fish world I actually run a small IT business that provides turnkey support and solutions for businesses in the area. Its a lot of fun working for myself and has opened doors for me like spending time on the web learning about owning fish.
I am always happy to offer help where I can but I have nothing to offer you in the world of fish. However, if I can help anyone out in anyway I am happy to offer advice. I am already trying to think of ways I can incorporate my IT skills into my aquarium setup.
Well nice to meet you all. On another note I am already having trouble with my fish so feel free to check out my other post for my clowns. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ryan
I always feel it's important to be polite and say hello so here I am saying hello to you all.
My name is Ryan and I live in NJ. I am very new to owning fish, as in I just got my first fish since winning my carnival gold fish when I was 8. Now I am 32 with two clownfish! I am excite to learn, make new friends, and it looks like spend a lot of money on fish.
Outside of the fish world I actually run a small IT business that provides turnkey support and solutions for businesses in the area. Its a lot of fun working for myself and has opened doors for me like spending time on the web learning about owning fish.
I am always happy to offer help where I can but I have nothing to offer you in the world of fish. However, if I can help anyone out in anyway I am happy to offer advice. I am already trying to think of ways I can incorporate my IT skills into my aquarium setup.
Well nice to meet you all. On another note I am already having trouble with my fish so feel free to check out my other post for my clowns. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ryan
