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LOLOLOL Funny you said that because I've been told on more than one occasion that I seem to be unable to draw the line when it comes to the welfare and well-being of animals. ;)

No kidding? Ok, I'll pop the question then. I "conveniently" live in Howell, so when you get one, can I please buy some meat off you? ;D The only thing I actively hunt in and around our house are rabbits. I've become quite the sharpshooter with a slingshot. Seriously. ;D

Nick, do you have any idea how much Interceptor costs? I think it would be waste of money to use Interceptor for a demonstration. Unless you were trying to say something else. ???

LOL Tony. Thank you all again for being there. You are the best! :) As for the surgery, the vet was unable to do the prostate wash - his fingers just weren't long enough. 8) But he did do the urine culture, neutered him, removed 1 small cyst and shaved another on his gums (both will be sent in...

He's home! ;D I feel 100% better! Thank you all so much for the support. Will be spending the night downstairs with him.

He's awake - and we can pick him up at 7:30PM. That's all I know at this point.

Darn Rich. I'm sorry! That is one of my biggest fears, actually. They're all over the place, and I agree, there are just WAYYYY too many of them. Erna, would it be rude or inappropriate to ask that if you "get" one, can I buy some meat off you guys? ;D

I've heard or read of Caulerpa going asexual on people, but it's never happened to me (knock on wood). I've been using it from day 1, always on the reverse light cycle of my main tank. I have really good flow going through the fuge, about 4" of sand, and rock rubble, too. Mine's been growing so...

Ok, dropped Max off. He'll be having lots of stuff done. EKG, neutering, prostate wash (if possible), insert catheter for urine to check for bacteria, clean his teeth, and remove a cyst from gums. I'm sure this will be one long afternoon for me until they call me to let me know he's awake...

LOL. Well, I'm still waiting for the vet to call. Any minute now. He had a few appointments this morning. The waiting thing is getting to me. Sweating bullets here.

Here you go. Last year sometime: Before I hacked into it last week to separate them two:

A sixline "can" eat some flatworms, perhaps even "some" red bugs. But a sixline certainly won't eradicate your reef of potentially harmful pests.

Today's the big day. My heart's in my throat and Max by my side because he senses something's up. We'll have to be ready to take him starting at 8:30. :-X

In my house - the den. ;D Just kidding. I'd go with the basement, too.

Now that's truly a picture worth a thousand words! LOL. First I thought your dogs were enjoying the tank, until I realized they were eyeballing the kitty. ;D

And it makes me want to set up an additional tank - also for a lionfish.

Merv, I have to admit, if I ate all that much peanut butter, I'd be eating laxatives like candy for relief afterwards. :-X

Oh wow, that is one cute Pico! Love how you designed and scaped it. Love the inhabitants even more. Really, really pretty! :) And WELCOME to NJRC! ;D

No you didn't. Did you really? :o Tank looks stunning, Steve! Next time, before throwing anything away, please give me a holler. You're quite a ways away, but I'll take that drive any given day for your throwaways. :P Is it too late to raid your trash can?