Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

[Fin]

You, my friend, have got to have some pretty serious skills in "self-control".
That's a beautiful system and I, for one, am very much looking forward to following along you getting it going! Do you have a thread for it?

Yep, 25 pages, so far - started in 2016! The link is in my signature. I have two unfinished builds actually. I worked on the other one yesterday, but didn't update the thread.

 

[That Crusso Kid]

I know Rev is trying hard. No one wants it solved more than him. Still frustrating.

In this particular instance, I respectfully disagree. It's been two months. I believe there are many, many people who want it solved more than Rev does. There are a number of possible reasons the issues have not been fixed. At the end of the day, the they all boil down to one of three possible reasons. 1.) Incompetence. 2.) Ignorance. 3.) A combination of 1 and 2. If he wanted it solved so badly it would have been solved long ago. The proof is in the pudding.

Nevertheless, like you, I do not write off friends and bear with the troubles.

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Yep, 25 pages, so far - started in 2016! The link is in my signature. I have two unfinished builds actually. I worked on the other one yesterday, but didn't update the thread.

Thank you! I use my phone better than 93.7% of the time and very seldom rotate it. Without rotation, signatures do not show up in posts.

 

[NY_Caveman]

It was fine this morning. Unusable now. Guess I will see you all late tonight. Have a great Saturday.

 

[12gallonsofhex]

@Fin, your build looks awesome. Nicely done!
My dad has a sort of similar thing with building cars. He enjoys building them more than driving them. He spends all this time building each one just the way he wants them, and then finds another project. His current build a Triumph tr3, and the next a '38? Dodge truck

 

[dantimdad]

OK, I am going to show you what a tank project looks like after sitting for a full year - untouched. Gotta share the bad with the good. Needs a good dusting off!

Man that sump and plumbing are beautiful!

 

[Fin]

@Fin, your build looks awesome. Nicely done!
My dad has a sort of similar thing with building cars. He enjoys building them more than driving them. He spends all this time building each one just the way he wants them, and then finds another project. His current build a Triumph tr3, and the next a '38? Dodge truck

And that is part of my problem. I enjoy building more than maintaining, but not as much as staring at the thriving reef that I hope it becomes. So, time to get back down to business.

Your dad's car projects look awesome. I have two old cars too (not as vintage as your dad's), but they are more in need of a little TLC than restoration.

 

[Crabby48]

OK, I am going to show you what a tank project looks like after sitting for a full year - untouched. Gotta share the bad with the good. Needs a good dusting off!

I think we need to meet at Fin’s. He can make a list of stuff needed to finish the build and we all bring a piece to show our gratitude for opening his door to us. We all can work on finishing his tank between other shenanigans

 

[Fin]

I think we need to meet at Fin’s. He can make a list of stuff needed to finish the build and we all bring a piece to show our gratitude for opening his door to us. We all can work on finishing his tank between other shenanigans

All I really need is a swift kick in the pants - and a Trident! LOL!

 

[Crabby48]

Nevertheless, like you, I do not write off friends and bear with the troubles.

This is how you know if you have a friend or acquaintance

You have positive but realistic post. I love reading them

 

[Crabby48]

All I really need is a swift kick in the pants - and a Trident! LOL!

So we will all bring the swift kick in the *** and you supply the trident. I’ll take one also,trident and swift kick in the ***

I like planning and building more the the maintenance myself

 

[Scurvy]

Consider it done @Fin !! You too @Crabby48 !

 

[12gallonsofhex]

And that is part of my problem. I enjoy building more than maintaining, but not as much as staring at the thriving reef that I hope it becomes. So, time to get back down to business.

Your dad's car projects look awesome. I have two old cars too (not as vintage as your dad's), but they are more in need of a little TLC than restoration.

I look forward to watching your reefs grow and thrive!

 

[Katrina71]

She’s leaving out the details..... It was really the morning paper and she was in cuffs with a height measurement stick behind her ;)

I was a minor that time. :)

 

[Crabby48]

I posted this on my thread but Katrina71 thread will see more people.

So what do I have here?

 

[Scurvy]

I posted this on my thread but Katrina71 thread will see more people.

So what do I have here?

Looks like a little feather duster to me.

 

[Crabby48]

Looks like a little feather duster to me.

To bad it is on a piece of fiberglass that had coralline from ipsf.com. I will be removing it soon but wish I could keep the worm

 

[Katrina71]

To bad it is on a piece of fiberglass that had coralline from ipsf.com. I will be removing it soon but wish I could keep the worm

He's pretty Crabby!

 

[Scurvy]

To bad it is on a piece of fiberglass that had coralline from ipsf.com. I will be removing it soon but wish I could keep the worm

Thats what that is?!?! I couldn’t figure out where that was. Interesting. You should be able to scrape him off and wedge it into a rock. I have loads if different ones on the rock in my biocube from ISPF too. They're microscopic almost and much less colorful.

 

[Katrina71]

My Duncan has suddenly gotten very large. I noticed a ton of growth when the clown decided she loved it. I don't think it's a coincidence. Has anyone else noticed similar growth when a coral hosts?