What I hate most about Reef Keeping...

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I'm talking about reputable dealers with no complaints about colour sell these amazing zoas.
And many f them look beautiful, even if the colours in the picture aren't eye popping, the markings on some of them.
Here's a taste of one, look up the "night fury" zoanthid.
 
I'm talking about reputable dealers with no complaints about colour sell these amazing zoas.
And many f them look beautiful, even if the colours in the picture aren't eye popping, the markings on some of them.
Here's a taste of one, look up the "night fury" zoanthid.
I'm not saying they all do.

But here's one thing I hate. Flooding my floor with ro when forgetting to turn it off
 
I'm not saying they all do.

But here's one thing I hate. Flooding my floor with ro when forgetting to turn it off
Understood, but still look it up (night fury paly). Whether I'm trying to prove anything or not, you HAVE to see it! Some serious eye candy right there :)
 
I'm not saying they all do.

But here's one thing I hate. Flooding my floor with ro when forgetting to turn it off

There needs to be a solution for this. I hate to think how many gallons of valuable fresh water is wasted because of this.
 
Well I know a 14 year old who has a 150 gallon reef, he is amazing
 
Flooding my floor with ro when forgetting to turn it off

I'm glad I'm not the only one who's done this. We're actually missing a section of flooring thanks to me...

I hate that I set up a 55 and not a 75 and now that I have to take the tanks down to replace floors (see above) I can't find a good deal on a 75! (Going bigger will get me in loads of trouble. I will have to be satisfied.)
 
My Niger trigger that bites my hand every time it goes in the water. Placing corals is really stressful because he stalks me. He draws blood too. His new hobby is his excavation business. He hauls gravel around with his mouth and crop dusts my entire tank. About two weeks ago, he started doing this non-stop. He also likes to lay on his side and flap his tail to send gravel flying across the tank. I've had him for six years so I can't get rid of him at this point. He's family.
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Yeah that would scare the bajeebus out of me
 
Putting my hand in the tank without thinking of what I was doing before I put them in to fix that coral that fell. Yeah... Gotta buy those gloves
 

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