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So, if you and your significant other decided to implement a $200-$250 spending limit on Christmas what would you want.

Personally I'm thinking of putting it towards an awesome Battlecorals grab bag, but would love to hear what others might want.
 
Well go ahead and make a guy feel selfish why don't ya... ;)

Not selfish here as you ask what I want to do with that kind of money.
Never said you have to do it as I respect each for their own.
Adam with BC has amazing corals and your $250 is well spend on that, great gift I must say.
 
Not selfish here as you ask what I want to do with that kind of money.
Never said you have to do it as I respect each for their own.
Adam with BC has amazing corals and your $250 is well spend on that, great gift I must say.

Just being jovial. My wife and I do shoeboxes for kids through our church, and my work allows us to give to needy families during the holidays. Being as last year was our first Christmas as a married couple we kinda went overboard, so this year we set a limit.
 
If I already had my T5 retro than I would definitely go for the Battle Corals grab bag. Do you have a dosing system already, I am asking silly questions?
 
If I already had my T5 retro than I would definitely go for the Battle Corals grab bag. Do you have a dosing system already, I am asking silly questions?
No questions are silly questions here on R2R (at least that's what I tell myself:D). No, I don't have a dosing unit and I don't have an ATO. Both things I've considered though.
 
I'd pick up a nice coral grab bag from one of the sponsors here. BC was recommended above, and Adam is awesome at SPS grab bags. What do you like most? LPS? SPS? Zoas? Fish?
 

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