I'm getting married and need you help!

Done, good luck guys. Also before I got married my wife was into fish and loved my hobby. That is until there were buckets and equipment everywhere. I've only been married for ten or so years but my advice in terms of the hobby is; make things easy and make things hidden.

I don't mean hide purchases, I mean don't leave buckets and tubes and pumps all over. Setup a system where you can do a water change in a few minutes and all the equipment to do said change is hidden away and stays there during the maintenance. Years of buckets and water on the floor will take its toll.

Happy wife, happy life!
Those are some wise words! I will not take them lightly!! Thank you! And thank for the vote too!
 
Voted. I wish I had seen this earlier, could have gotten a few extra votes in for the past days.

Congrats and good luck with this contest!

I noticed the first post said you guys were in second but close to first, any idea if we pulled up into first yet?
 
Voted again. That will be another piece of cake, please.
 

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