Good Morning Reefies.:cool:
have a swell day everyone.
have a swell day everyone.
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Bear gets Jill up every night. But when Jill goes to visit her dad he never gets me up and all 4 sleep all night.How do dogs tell time? It does not matter if I take a pain pill, valium or melatonin. I can't remember the last time I truly slept. Even if the pills numb the pain, the poodle will not let me sleep. 3:00 am... On the flipping dot, every night.... bounce bounce, poke poke, mini woof. He does not even try to wake up my husband, just me. If only I could tap him on the head and he'd snooze. Have a spectacular day, reefies. @ReefGrammie stay dry!
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Very cool! What type of work do you do? I used to do research involving those fish in coastal South Carolina when I lived in Charleston. I'm one of those marine biologist types.Good morning everyone! One of the species that I have been working with lately is a Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) which is a brackish water killifish that I legally collected in full saltwater during the winter holidays this past year while visiting coastal South Carolina. I started pulling and wet incubating the eggs a week and a half ago. Yesterday the first egg hatched and you can see a picture of the fry below. The eggs are about 1.5mm in diameter and the fry in the picture is about 6mm in length. Projects like this rarely go in a straight line and have a mix of successes and failures, but I'll enjoy the small wins when they happen!
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Very cool! What type of work do you do? I used to do research involving those fish in coastal South Carolina when I lived in Charleston. I'm one of those marine biologist types.
Fun fact: the most common question asked of marine biologists -"so... why would someone pay you to do this?"
I can relate! New kitty jumping on me at 1 am, laying by my head purring loudly, then my stomach were he proceeds to make biscuits for 10 minutes, then snuggled in between my legs. Then at 3 am he is lightly pawing me in the face. When he does finally settle down and sleeps he has to be touching me with at least one paw. I turn over and move over a little and he does too so he can be touching me again. He doesn’t bother my husband at all. If we shut the bedroom door he sits there and meows. He may be up for adoption again soon :D Just kidding, we will keep him.How do dogs tell time? It does not matter if I take a pain pill, valium or melatonin. I can't remember the last time I truly slept. Even if the pills numb the pain, the poodle will not let me sleep. 3:00 am... On the flipping dot, every night.... bounce bounce, poke poke, mini woof. He does not even try to wake up my husband, just me. If only I could tap him on the head and he'd snooze. Have a spectacular day, reefies. @ReefGrammie stay dry!
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Congratulations!!!Good morning! Been busy over here lately.. We're currently hunting property/houses (insanity I know) and just had another granddaughter(#4) this week :D Way too much excitement lol.
Good morning everyone! One of the species that I have been working with lately is a Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) which is a brackish water killifish that I legally collected in full saltwater during the winter holidays this past year while visiting coastal South Carolina. I started pulling and wet incubating the eggs a week and a half ago. Yesterday the first egg hatched and you can see a picture of the fry below. The eggs are about 1.5mm in diameter and the fry in the picture is about 6mm in length. Projects like this rarely go in a straight line and have a mix of successes and failures, but I'll enjoy the small wins when they happen!
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This is so cool!!! I grew up coastal and wanted to be a marine biologist....a marine something....a marine anything. I spent 4 years in Puerto Rico when I was young and then many years in Miami. When we lived in Miami, I wanted to go the University of Miami and be a marine biologist, but then we had to move...another coast, but further north. Somehow, I ended up not coastal and as an accountant. Not nearly as fun as my original plans....I guess I just have to live vicariously through my tanks. :)Very cool! What type of work do you do? I used to do research involving those fish in coastal South Carolina when I lived in Charleston. I'm one of those marine biologist types.
Fun fact: the most common question asked of marine biologists -"so... why would someone pay you to do this?"
That's fantastic. Congrats! ;JoyfulGood morning! Been busy over here lately.. We're currently hunting property/houses (insanity I know) and just had another granddaughter(#4) this week :D Way too much excitement lol.
Don't give up yet! There is still time and still lots of ways to make a difference in the marine biology space!!! I guarantee you that there are marine science businesses, non-profits, and labs that desperately need accounting expertise!This is so cool!!! I grew up coastal and wanted to be a marine biologist....a marine something....a marine anything. I spent 4 years in Puerto Rico when I was young and then many years in Miami. When we lived in Miami, I wanted to go the University of Miami and be a marine biologist, but then we had to move...another coast, but further north. Somehow, I ended up not coastal and as an accountant. Not nearly as fun as my original plans....I guess I just have to live vicariously through my tanks. :)
Hmmm, I'll have to think about that. I'm hoping to semi-retire later this year or early next year. I would love to have a "fun job" to wind down my career!Don't give up yet! There is still time and still lots of ways to make a difference in the marine biology space!!! I guarantee you that there are marine science businesses, non-profits, and labs that desperately need accounting expertise!
good morning all...:)mia a few days...;)i feel older now...:D2nd grandson born this week...;Happy
have a great weekend all...:)