Bad advice only please!!!

great thread here 1 more ,i'm out :)

sure a school of cromis will do great in lion tank..
 
In times like these, take out your 120watt bulb from your sterilizer and use it to sterilize your masks, gloves and just about anything you can get the bulb next to. It'll kill the COVID-19 Virus!
 
going the wrong way here...

its ok just grab that huge carpet nem ,it won't grab ya!
 
A 600 gallon tank is a bit small, but it’ll still be great addition to your upstairs apartment. Plenty of fellow reefers will help you move it for free and you’ll definitely get your deposit back when you move.
 
Whenever you’re eating dinner, don’t forget to let your coral eat the food your eating. I heard they love french fries.
Dude your crazy my clownfish feed my anemone French fries everytime we go to BK
 
Somebody actually told me this .... You can significantly reduce heater wattage by putting it into a small inline cannister. Heater only has to heat that small amount of water. Told to me by a LFS trying to sell me a lifeguard module system. Apparently he slept through high school science class ... all of them
 

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