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Well.... you asked for it. For some reason, my camera focused really intently on a few of the fish and made them look like a botched photoshop job to add them. There are just so many bartletts anthias in there, and, since Beth loves pink and I love anthias, we needed a pic.... in...

Whenever Beth and I get together, hilarity and chaos follows shortly behind. The day before, we had been planning to go to the aquarium, but her car desperately needed an oil change. So, we went to the Wal-Mart, where my poor friend, Chris, had to wrangle Beth and I as we wandered about, tried...

Actually, yeah! I'm pretty impressed by my mum. She managed to not kill anything, despite telling me the day before I left that she didn't know how to read a thermometer. Ok, so, I noticed that the web optimization I did sucked, but, as promised, here's SOME of pics from the aquarium. Please...

Look for hordes of tents and people dressed in red and gold at your local Barnes and Noble to signal the coming of a midnight release party.

..... Mall of Georgia IMAX at 1:00 this past Thursday. It was very fun, even with the 3D part not working that well for me, and even with not getting in until 5:30 (because you have to do movie post-mortem at a Waffle House or Steak and Shake). Not as actiony as other movies, but, to my...

.... well, I only just got back to NJ last night after hours of delays in Atlanta-Hartsfield! :P It shall take me a little while to upload, especially since I use web optimization like a good little girl BEFORE uploading!

And... by the by.... I am highly terrified of what my own, personal tank is going to look like when I get back home.

If it helps at all, I got a chance to visit the ever-insanely-knowledgeable Danny Bradley, who shared an intriguing tip with me about Joe's Juice. Most aquatics specialty stores carry it, and I've often been known to recommend it. However, people have varied results, even with shutting off or...

..... sorry... I had to say it. I just took over 200 photos there!!!! I don't even know where I can host that many photos to even dream of sharing any!!! (*my hosting is going to freak!) ..... *sheepish* Sorry, carry on, go back about your business and what-not. ;D

Judging from the weight and the statements of mimicing natural and varied lighting for the corals, I'm betting that sucker doesn't move as fast we we're all thinking (*like fast enough to make more than one revolution every hour) But I agree, I'd far rather a 350 rectangle or a wall...

Sadly, it doesn't surprise me. The common pleco has become invasive in the Texas. Oscars and other forms of large, South American cichlids, as well as arowana and clown knifes, have been found in rivers and streams even in New Jersey. And goldfish! Bah. Unfortunately, there's many a person...

Lol! You sure we can't get you near the water? I mean, it's not like there's man-eating sharks off the coast of New Jersey or anything like that. :P jk!

10, and nope. I'd love to move it, but pretty much no one I know can be trusted with a betta, let alone a reef tank, let alone a nano tank of any form. While I love them to pieces, most of my friends are either utterly unreliable when it comes to animals, hate animals of all forms, are in...

In the room, and no. Sadly, my room is on a breaker that can hold no more without blowing every few minutes. Yeah. Tried that thought, too. I do feel a slight change in the air, so hopefully we're going to get some rain tonight and the heat'll break at least for a few days.

.... yeah.... it's working.... "eh" at best, and, at worst, it's making the tank loose a phenominal amount of water in evaporation. I don't quite trust my mum not to ruin the tank, and the less she has to do, the better.

I've had an exceptionally bad day. Work was terrible, and I just found out the air conditioner to the house is not due to be fixed for perhaps a few weeks (long story). So, now, my precious nano and I are in a rather precarious position. I'm about to leave for a small vacation with my tank in...

Well, I couldn't in good consciousness recommend an Eheim for an outdoor feature (eheims are just too cool to condemn to outdoor life). However, since it seems like your only option, perhaps you could use it with bundled packs of media in Seachem's the Bag, or perhaps those biomax cube packs...

ENGLISH NAZI ALERT!!! ..... pygmy angle? But, on a more serious note, pygmy angels do generally feed on algae and also some meaty foods. Certain species generally don't work as captive pets for smaller tanks or pristinely kept tanks because they primarily just graze on nothing but algae...

Pft. Who needs to do the work coming up with a list of animals that don't belong in as small of an enclosure as they're often kept in? Just listen to how many people out there still insist that fish "grow to the size of their environment." *sigh*

Lol. Sounds like some of the old dorm stories from art college. *single tear* Ah, good times, good times.