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Gin is in. That's what I'm saying. Definitely my spirit of Choice
Mine too for sure. I slept on it for way too long. Going to try Gray Whale next I think... :thinking-face: sounds interesting
 
Gin is in. That's what I'm saying. Definitely my spirit of Choice
Mine too for sure. I slept on it for way too long. Going to try Gray Whale next I think... :thinking-face: sounds interesting
Have either tried Aviator?

I can see a billboard for it from my office.
 
Have either tried Aviator?

I can see a billboard for it from my office.
Yes, don't have a wide range to compare it to since I took forever to realize I like gin at all - but it's clean and we like it. We usually keep that on hand as well to use depending on what we're making because it's a more basic gin flavor profile. I'm no expert though
 
Nepthea is looking pretty good today :) none of the black/brown bits are forming, it looks nice and green, but like i just fragged it. Very unhappy.

Think ill leave it there. Need something to stick in the low flow, low light back corner.
 

This seems like a really dangerous ecological endeavor. The worst part is that it appears there is already a lot of money funding it. I hope someone “follows the money” to see where it is coming from but I doubt they’d get very far.
 
This seems like a really dangerous ecological endeavor. The worst part is that it appears there is already a lot of money funding it. I hope someone “follows the money” to see where it is coming from but I doubt they’d get very far.
Just based on us moving our little sand beds....

Seems like a horrible idea. The funding is there you are right.
 
Just based on us moving our little sand beds....

Seems like a horrible idea. The funding is there you are right.
It could also be an ecological boon! All that sediment in the water column may increase algal activity sequestering more carbon and releasing more oxygen while feeding the base of the food chain.
 

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