Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

So uh, guys... we did a thing today.

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Congratulations!
 
Oh absolutely! Lol it's just the natural reefer progression :p
I think 3 footer is my limit. I've thought about going bigger, but my tomini is the largest fish I really want. The rest are gobies and blennies and basslets and flasher and fairey wrasses. Keeps costs down if I stay at 3ft.
 
Congrats. You definitely married up.


Oh, that’s an interesting take.

Judging by the pictures, I was certain the two were successful in their quest to wrangle wild steeds in the hillsides of Montana.

I guess the “thing” he referred to wasn’t collecting wild horses.
 
Oh, that’s an interesting take.

Judging by the pictures, I was certain the two were successful in their quest to wrangle wild steeds in the hillsides of Montana.

I guess the “thing” he referred to wasn’t collecting wild horses.
Hahaha, that's Andre... he's a far from wild Percheron gelding and probably close to 18 hands. He loves to pull and have his picture taken.

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