Never Have I Ever, Reef Style

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Rules of the game are thus:

No profanity or anything else that is against policy or not reef related.

I will start it off by making a simple statement starting with "Never have I ever". Anyone who has done what I have not must post the next statement starting with "Never have I ever". Play then continues around the circle, and the next person makes a statement, etc...

So if you have done what the last person posted, you get to start a new post with a new statement of something that you have never done...

Use a smiley for admitting your guilt :D
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Never have I ever, dumped a fish into my tank without acclimating.
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never have i ever properly qt'd new arrivals.

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Never have I ever swam in my tank

actually have done this. buddy of mine has a 2000g system and i went swimming in the 800g sump to catch some fish that went over the overflow from the main display. lol
 
Never have I ever broken a tank
 
Never have I ever urinated in my sump to see exactly how good my skimmer is.
 
Never have I ever wanted to rub my face an anemone like my clowns do! Ok maybe a little.
 
Quick Note:

When you post you are admitting to having done the comment above. When you post your "never have I ever" statement it will be something that you haven't ever done before.

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Never have I ever wanted to rub my face an anemone like my clowns do! Ok maybe a little.
 

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