What gets you tweaked?

Frustrated.

I'll start.

1). When some says "I just got this nifty lionfish. Will it get along with my Scott's fairy wrasse"? Or something to that extent anyways.

2) people dosing without testing and chasing some "magical number".
 
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Agreed...my budget.

And people who do not research before purchase.

Aaaand those who think they're always right.
 
8 tangs in a 120. People i see at the fish store buying new fish every week. people who lowball. people who think there $14 halide bulbs are equal to radiums or pheonix bulbs. people who think their frogspawn and leathers are equal to other collector pieces.
 
I really cannot stand people not planning for a fish to reach a mature size. And "planning" on upgrading down the road is not an excuse either.
People who do not research what the critter needs before buying it. Most of us have the internet in our pockets, not that hard to do some quick research.
 
Being talked down to when I ask a question.
 
#1 Trying to explain to a non reefer (or fish person at all) why we do what we do. I had a buddy say to me yesterday why buy the RODI set up tap water is so much cheaper, 90 minutes later he still did not understand.

#2 trying to explain to my wish why the cheap equipment will cost more in the long run because you'll replace it more often or get sick of it and upgrade.
 
#1. Overpriced corals, like stop trying to sell a inch frag of Kenya tree for $10. Not gonna happen.
#2. People that think they know so much more than you and talk down to you.

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People who ask for advice, only to argue with answers given.

People who give unsolicited advice. This comes with a clause. A suggestion or advising of potential issue is fine, but say your peace and move on. Don't force your opinion
 
:hell_boy:Meth does....lol seriously deadlines that are not met at work :ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah::ah:
 
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