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bruno3047
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You know what? I apologize. I confused you with someone else. Have a nice day.
My first SPS.
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thatmanMIKEson
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Was he thinking I'm you or something, not sure what I walked into but I've seen this guy on here before going a bit nutty, just look at the rubble wall LOL
thatmanMIKEson
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Yeah I bet
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bruno3047
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I got a lot of compliments on the rubble wall. I’m sorry you don’t like it. I’m really hurt.
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I did. I thought you were this guy
Great Barrier Reef news
Bruno, I doubt that climate change is real. You are certainly entitled to your opinion. As I said, there is no “settled science“ on this question. From my perspective, the earth has gone through many cold/hot cycles in its existence. This IS settled science. When I say climate change is real...
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thatmanMIKEson
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That's OK it's your system, and probably one of a kind, what is the goal for the rocks on the wall, does it serve a purpose or just for looks
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This:
You can’t what? Tell the difference between journalism and propaganda? Breitbart isn’t news. They don’t conform to any standard of journalistic integrity or ethics and have extreme bias. There’s a lot more I would like to say, but I’m sure it would be deemed political (though IMO stating facts isn’t political). All I’ll say is that the coverage you mentioned that won the Pulitzer was not fake news.
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It’s actually an outrageously good medium for denitrification. It allows me to run zero nitrates even though I feed my corals heavily and my sand stays pristine
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thatmanMIKEson
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I'm not gunna blow smoke up ya, I don't like it sorry, there's plenty of ways to accomplish low nitrates with out adding rocks and plastic to the back wall for possible falling objects, and decreasing overall tank depth. Ive never seen anyone do this successfully but it could be a first..It reminds me of a countertop mosaic backsplash, and looks very unnatural to me as most reef tanks already look unnatural. Plus it's just going to get covered in coraline algae, possibly. I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze on that, but thats what's great about this biz what I think doesn't matter, it's in your house so if you like it that's all that does matter. That's my opinion, no more than that
thatmanMIKEson
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Very nice, looks like algae is creeping upSome of my collection
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Wait, what are you guys talking about? What’s a rock wall?I'm not gunna blow smoke up ya, I don't like it sorry, there's plenty of ways to accomplish low nitrates with out adding rocks and plastic to the back wall for possible falling objects, and decreasing overall tank depth. Ive never seen anyone do this successfully but it could be a first..It reminds me of a countertop mosaic backsplash, and looks very unnatural to me as most reef tanks already look unnatural. Plus it's just going to get covered in coraline algae, possibly. I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze on that, but thats what's great about this biz what I think doesn't matter, it's in your house so if you like it that's all that does matter. That's my opinion, no more than that
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It’s already covered in coraline. You see my avatar? That’s the tank now. I’ll take another picture for you. Here’s a picture taken just now.I'm not gunna blow smoke up ya, I don't like it sorry, there's plenty of ways to accomplish low nitrates with out adding rocks and plastic to the back wall for possible falling objects, and decreasing overall tank depth. Ive never seen anyone do this successfully but it could be a first..It reminds me of a countertop mosaic backsplash, and looks very unnatural to me as most reef tanks already look unnatural. Plus it's just going to get covered in coraline algae, possibly. I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze on that, but thats what's great about this biz what I think doesn't matter, it's in your house so if you like it that's all that does matter. That's my opinion, no more than that
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I think it looks very natural. It looks like the side of a reef wall. My gramma loves it.I'm not gunna blow smoke up ya, I don't like it sorry, there's plenty of ways to accomplish low nitrates with out adding rocks and plastic to the back wall for possible falling objects, and decreasing overall tank depth. Ive never seen anyone do this successfully but it could be a first..It reminds me of a countertop mosaic backsplash, and looks very unnatural to me as most reef tanks already look unnatural. Plus it's just going to get covered in coraline algae, possibly. I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze on that, but thats what's great about this biz what I think doesn't matter, it's in your house so if you like it that's all that does matter. That's my opinion, no more than that
thatmanMIKEson
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That's good, hard to see pictures, tell your gramma I said hi
