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This is actually the time of year when coral importation is slow ;)
 
This is actually the time of year when coral importation is slow ;)

In general this is a slow time for the hobby as a whole... A lot of LFS's have very reduced stock because it's just a slow time for them (and for a lot of places besides fish stores) because everybodies outside BBQ'ing and having fun... I know I don't pay attention to my tank as much in the summer compared to spring/fall/winter...
 
well live here in new orleans like i do when its almost 100 and feels like 120 and the humidity is so high you can barely breathe..
personally I spend most my summers inside cause its just too darn hot
 
well live here in new orleans like i do when its almost 100 and feels like 120 and the humidity is so high you can barely breathe..
personally I spend most my summers inside cause its just too darn hot

Same here in AL. I work in it all day and thats enough
 
I'm inside all summer too. I live in Vegas, and it's over 110 outside right now! It's a dry heat, and that makes it all better... .NOT!

I've got alot of chalices though :) I f you're looking for something specific...?
 

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