Any other dads out there that do this?

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No...I can no longer do that. My daughters and I have a cocktail while enjoying the tank. Don't blink...it will be here before you know it! Cute picture by the way.
 
No...I can no longer do that. My daughters and I have a cocktail while enjoying the tank. Don't blink...it will be here before you know it! Cute picture by the way.

Im patiently waiting for the day I can kick back and crack open a few bottles with him, but, on the other hand...I never want him to grow up!
 
Ha ha...... That's awesome. I have twins so believe me I've been there. Although they started school this year, so no one there to " hold a towel for daddy" when I have my hands in the tank. Lol!
 
Our older ones are out on their own n have their own tanks. Our youngest had her swing n packn play next to a tank n across from 4 others. She's 6 today now and helps cleaning the glass and towel duty ect. Our 14 years old tomorrow son is learning to do water changes and testing ect. It's definitely a family hobby for ours.
 
we did that alot with our boys. they are 10 and 7 now so I cannot just park them. When my wife kept other kids she would do this and let them sleep for hours.
 
I like this post, it brings back good memories of when I was a crumb snatcher. It is one of the few things I remember form wayyyyyyy back is being sat by the fish tank in my play pin. I think that is why I have anyways had tanks on my own, it is calming.
 
I like this post, it brings back good memories of when I was a crumb snatcher. It is one of the few things I remember form wayyyyyyy back is being sat by the fish tank in my play pin. I think that is why I have anyways had tanks on my own, it is calming.
My parents took us to the beach atleast twice a year growing up. I fell in love and never left!
 
Our older ones are out on their own n have their own tanks. Our youngest had her swing n packn play next to a tank n across from 4 others. She's 6 today now and helps cleaning the glass and towel duty ect. Our 14 years old tomorrow son is learning to do water changes and testing ect. It's definitely a family hobby for ours.

Same goes for my family. Family night consist of trips to the LFS!
 
Yep I am guilty of it lol. My son always calls it "daddy's tank". I told him it was baby's tank. Ever since then he has been super happy to see it.

From no water > to adding water/being cloudy to present day :) That my build in a nutshell.
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That's awesome! Good lookin boy.
I love to see the children getting excited as we are about aquariums.
 
That's awesome! Good lookin boy.
I love to see the children getting excited as we are about aquariums.

Thanks! He had a 29g biocube in his room when he was a baby. It was filled with anemones and clowns. But when he started walking we got nervous with him knocking it over so we got rid of it.
 

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