Shon
Well-Known Member
Hence the name.
Hello salty people.
I went through a multitude of jobs in my teens and somehow landed a job cleaning boats, 5-6 days a week. For years it was just that, a job. Lately I have been interested in the cycles of growth based on water temp, rain, sand vs mud bottoms. Some times it is massive growths of encrusting yellow sponges, sometimes the weird mangrove tunicate. Mostly barnacles, oysters and these large, leathery sea squirts. I've come across spaghetti worms living between actuators on trim tabs, feather dusters of fleshy, sand and solid calcium tube forms. Weird colored sponge/tunicate things that pucker when touched and a multitude of other stuff I have yet to identify.
Man, I need a go-pro.
My brother has a FOWLR 75g tank and I have a few empty tanks, 40b, 57t, 10 and a 29. Thinking of doing a tank myself.
Tldr, I scrape barnacles. Wanting to start a tank in the near future.
Hello salty people.
I went through a multitude of jobs in my teens and somehow landed a job cleaning boats, 5-6 days a week. For years it was just that, a job. Lately I have been interested in the cycles of growth based on water temp, rain, sand vs mud bottoms. Some times it is massive growths of encrusting yellow sponges, sometimes the weird mangrove tunicate. Mostly barnacles, oysters and these large, leathery sea squirts. I've come across spaghetti worms living between actuators on trim tabs, feather dusters of fleshy, sand and solid calcium tube forms. Weird colored sponge/tunicate things that pucker when touched and a multitude of other stuff I have yet to identify.
Man, I need a go-pro.
My brother has a FOWLR 75g tank and I have a few empty tanks, 40b, 57t, 10 and a 29. Thinking of doing a tank myself.
Tldr, I scrape barnacles. Wanting to start a tank in the near future.
