Brag about something no one cares about!

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You are very gifted! Guess you’re one of those straight-A students who sat in front of the class with both brain and brawn?
You’ve got the wrong guy, I never learned much, to busy twirling my pen. It takes concentration!
 
I have highly symmetrical asymmetrical big toes.
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I can grow macroalgae (specifically Caulerpa) on mass 😆
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Oh, just to add to this brag ;)
This was FTS after I did my prune back, plus my handful of Caulerpa sertularioides. But also, my photosynthetic gorgonians are thriving - I had to frag them because they’re doing so well!
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I safely drove this big guy 600 miles home for the summer!
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Awwww
I also love horses! That must of been a stressful drive. Here's my gunner
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Oh, just to add to this brag ;)
This was FTS after I did my prune back, plus my handful of Caulerpa sertularioides. But also, my photosynthetic gorgonians are thriving - I had to frag them because they’re doing so well!
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At least that tank looks awesome, I do much prefer that type of caulerpa.

My grape caulerpa completely took over my eel tank even though it was only placed in the sump 😤
 
I safely drove this big guy 600 miles home for the summer!
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Awwww
I also love horses! That must of been a stressful drive. Here's my gunner
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At least that tank looks awesome, I do much prefer that type of caulerpa.

My grape caulerpa completely took over my eel tank even though it was only placed in the sump 😤
Hey @Calmwaters , they are sharing pictures of their horse you need to get in on it Amanda!
 
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