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Oh, ya, I had a few outdoor only bonsais that i tried to keep indoors. Of course they died, but the pots make great hides for the aquatic livestock.Your bonsai pots went in without the bonsai
bbhaag
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Oh yeah I had live rock and live sand at the recommended pounds/gallon. Also had the expensive protein skimmer located in a 20gal refugium that was loaded with live cheeto and other sea critters.
I spent a lot of time over at reefcentral just hanging out and learning. Don't get be wrong my reef tank looked beautiful but the amount of work required to keep it up just burned me out after 6 years.
Maybe your roommate had a fish only tank? Those are a lot less maintenance than a reef tank. When I stepped it up to keeping different types of corals that's when it got.....um....a lot more time consuming haha and I just didn't want to deal with it anymore.
brainhulk
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I made that shit up, that never happened. Never had a rodent. I stole pics of guinea pig online and passed it off as my own
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Damn, being a monk means, i have lots of disposable time, Maybe I should get into reefs in the future? It can't be back braking work given I hypothetically have the right tools right?. Just time consuming i guess..
And expensive i bet, but over a time period, it's affordable, given I think I'm gonna live a long life
Anway, just gonna stick with brakish for now
If you can tell from the titile, I'm shooting for a brakish water tank now
Gonna focus on that
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disclaimer: This applies to me, everyone's different
Depends who you ask, relatively it can be considered rich on a long term scale to work input ratio
Remember when they said time is money. I think that a applies here
I have lots of time to do my own thing
Working a conventional job is like paying for gems in a mobile F2P game
Getting monk bucks is just playing and waiting for progress to happen
It's alll subjective preference, not saying either or is definitive rich
Less choice in life is sometimes better for happiness, and getting monk bucks limits that choice
Excess fund acquirement from working a conventional jobs could be said to have way too many variables to maintain
happiness. The complexity will get you down cause it lacks simplicity
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I already pre practiced water changing before i got this fish. Tank has also been pre cycled
This was hard decision not to get 2 puffers. I read on a puffer forum that 1 puffer is optimal for my setup when the puffer gets bigger. And puffers are highly aggressive, do ok alone, there's a chance 2 might not get along in the space
This was hard decision not to get 2 puffers. I read on a puffer forum that 1 puffer is optimal for my setup when the puffer gets bigger. And puffers are highly aggressive, do ok alone, there's a chance 2 might not get along in the space
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how are you doing in life adam? The rage behind this post is rather disturbing. You ok buddy?
IronWing
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If you saw what he did to that soy sauce packet, you'd know not to f' with him.
AdamK47
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no you're not , that's called virtue signaling, Makes you look like a hypocritical douche. Are you vegan?
AdamK47
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I'm whatever your mind can conjure up based upon my most excellent postings on this forum.
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