Martyd
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- Apr 29, 2013
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- Summerville, SC
- What state or country do you live in
- South Carolina
I hope some of you will appreciate this ...
I know a reef tank is never finished, but my 65 gal is more done than not. As a friend of mine said the other day, "sit back and watch it grow." Well, that offended me. Tonight I decided to do some tweaking (not twerking). In the course of a half hour; I collapsed a rock formation, lost a $40 frag of zoas in the sand, dropped a tube of crazy glue in the overflow (very hard to retrieve), temporarily disabled one of my vortechs and dropped the remote for the LED's in the tank. All of this to move a coral about three inches
As I said, it feels great to be reefing again!
I know a reef tank is never finished, but my 65 gal is more done than not. As a friend of mine said the other day, "sit back and watch it grow." Well, that offended me. Tonight I decided to do some tweaking (not twerking). In the course of a half hour; I collapsed a rock formation, lost a $40 frag of zoas in the sand, dropped a tube of crazy glue in the overflow (very hard to retrieve), temporarily disabled one of my vortechs and dropped the remote for the LED's in the tank. All of this to move a coral about three inches
As I said, it feels great to be reefing again!
