It's Just a Tank

I actually enjoy washing dishes. I also enjoy cutting the grass. I find both of them therapeutic.

I tell ya, I mowed fairways at a golf course for about 5 years, that was most relaxing job I've ever had.. Except when they hit golf balls at you..
 
I tell ya, I mowed fairways at a golf course for about 5 years, that was most relaxing job I've ever had.. Except when they hit golf balls at you..
I can imagine then, that it would be a pretty stressful job...
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also, I don't know if this carbon is a rox.08.
Low grade carbon deteriorates (breaks down) easy and maybe the reason it gives tangs, angelfish and low mucus producing fish hlle. Just says high grade.. Edit: high performance...
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if you can pull the whole rock you can dremel it off the rock then and frag it with the dremel.
Its a heavy and dense rock. I dont think ahead of time "what if" i could though.
 
Hmm.. trade in the cbb and get this

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I miss Christmas tree worms.
I see nuclear green palys on that one... as much as I love those I'd have to say no.
 
I see nuclear green palys on that one... as much as I love those I'd have to say no.
Paly/zoas hate me. Theyd just go off thems

Oh and looks like cyphastrea is on there.. my urchin eats those.... if my lfs gets another cyphastrea frag in... i might try again to see if his palette changed.
 
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Porites, cyphastrea and green death. The porites are at the top. Cyphastrea has more coverage.

I actually don't even know if those are green death or something else... They don't entirely look like green death. They'd still die. So would all the worms.. :(
 
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