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d2mini
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A free sump!!! Congrats! :wink:
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Won't disagree with that last statement, have a shiny new LASER coming because of melev post.... 
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melev
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Won't disagree with that last statement, have a shiny new LASER coming because of melev post....
Nice!!! Have fun. It took me about a week to really get a feel for how to use it. Just finished hitting some over the last 20 minutes.
ritter6788
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But now down to 99.9% with that last post. :xd:
jdl513
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Shep, you don't have enough posts yet, sorry.
I just would like to point out that every single one of my posts have been 100% valuable. LOL
I don't know about 100% (see above:eyebrows
but I would say more than average.Sad to say a sizable portion of mine consist of "me" or "4000" or similar 0% value one word post trying (in vane usually) to win some contest....:ranger:
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melev
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You guys just need to slip in something practical. Like this:
During the late night hours when my tank is immersed in darkness, from time to time I'll explore the rockwork with a flashlight to see what's going on, where the fish sleep, and what's out on the prowl. I spotted a Stomatella snail in the 400g, a type of slug I've not seen in years. Since the reef has two wrasses, I assumed they were devoured long ago. Not only did I find it, but it was a relatively big one at 1" in size. I looked around for more, expecting to find smaller ones but it was the only one. Yet not alone. He had some cowries nearby.
That's all it takes. :angel:
During the late night hours when my tank is immersed in darkness, from time to time I'll explore the rockwork with a flashlight to see what's going on, where the fish sleep, and what's out on the prowl. I spotted a Stomatella snail in the 400g, a type of slug I've not seen in years. Since the reef has two wrasses, I assumed they were devoured long ago. Not only did I find it, but it was a relatively big one at 1" in size. I looked around for more, expecting to find smaller ones but it was the only one. Yet not alone. He had some cowries nearby.
That's all it takes. :angel:
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