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Perhaps the two of you should get together today and build us all an ark. I was going to go fishie shopping today, but I suppose that if I sit here long enough at least some freshwater ones will land on my deck. Was even going to go down your way but since the hubby just walked in and says that the roads are insane with crazy people, I'll stay here and stare at the tank and ponder what else to put in there :-). We should arrange an informal group meet up at BRK or Marine Scene over the weekend if the weather isn't too bad. I would say F&F but Sean said he was going camping. Hopefully if he does, his scuba certification is up to date and his tanks are full.

That's too funny! I also wonder about the uh... "corals" they had pictured in the crushed coral bottomed tank. I'm sure it's a great deal for people who want to also pay the 1900.00 per year for the shrimp and lobster guy to come clean it for you. Set up and go. That's over 100.00 per month per tank. Not a bad living.

I wonder what their idea of a "fully bonded and trained technician" is.

Yep, the two of you would have a great time together. He has taken over my two car garage as well, asked for a table saw for his birthday, built a pool house, repaired just about everything in the house, remodeled two bathrooms including all plumbing and tile, and cutting the granite tops, and now has become an assistant pastor at the temple of the home despot, and at the first church of lowes. The man is a total maniac with tools, and part of our wedding vows included his promise to keep me safe from power tools and kitchen utensils.

The husband didn't like the way he had set up the overflows in my tank, so he ran off to the Container Store and came home with various clear acrylic pieces of just about everything. From two of them, he made these overflows. I'm hoping they are easy to clean. Tried to add the picture, but the board still doesn't like me. Picture here: http://web.mac.com/mikkibarry/iWeb/Reefer%...k%20Photos.html click on the "new overflows" Sorry for the inconvenience.

Uh oh. The mad scientist "have saw will travel" husband now knows where to get stuff. I'm afraid that next he's going to build us an extention to the house in acrylic. Hopefully we can find a big enough rock for me to hide under.