Turtle's Deep Blue Sea

@Katrina71, some Tiny Tim love. I tried to catch him out eating algae off the overflow but he saw me and went back in his hidey hole.
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Sailor Jerry is 93 proof, the whiskey I'm drinking is 80 proof I think... I've had moonshine that didn't have a proof, or a label for that matter. It burned clear... I don't remember anything after burn testing it.
 
Welcome to The Deep Blue Sea @Velcro! We're not sure exactly what caused the fish to die. The corals were most likely a lighting issue. The skimmer was 100% the epoxy.

Anyway, we're drinking whiskey and burning the back yard down. Welcome to join anytime!
 
Going to bed now. Finally at 0445... I have my female friend, and three others staying the night at the house because they tried to drink as much as me... that means I win, right? At least nobody is driving home drunk. Good night all. Had some much needed down time with friends.
 
Drink water and plenty of its a good cure. Remember 1/2 to 3/4 canteen per hour not to exceed 12 canteens per day. ;)
 

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