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You can find him on Reef Central or Manhattan Reefs.

I can't post the link, even as plain text. Go to Advanced Aquarist's Online magazine and read the article about the 3rd grade teacher who had his students propagate Zoanthids.

Sorry to hear this James.

You can pick them up at a reptile show; any type of tortoise. The best show is in Hamburg, PA.

Paul, I have heard of people getting a rubber maid shed in which they light and heat it during the winter. Obviously that would be very costly. Right now I can keep this guy in a tank for this winter. I will build a pen in yard for summer. Next winter is another story. Some owners let them...

Picture Here is my tortoise.

The good news is it seems to be a male. So hopefully won't get bigger than 20" and 70lbs.

Over the weekend I picked up a 12 inch Sulcata tortoise. Always wanted one and finally got one and to make it sweet it was free.

There are many resources out there to help Sandy victims. Obviously, if you were impacted by the storm and your main concern is your tank then your priorities are screwed up. My tank is down a year now because of Sandy and probably won't be up until next year as I have many other things to worry...

That is wonderful to hear. I have had some people offer to help me out once my tank is back up and running and I agree people like them are why i m still here.

I know the feeling but we are getting rid of some turtles so we could keep something different.

Yes, we went to the Hamburg show. To many Ball Python morphs this time.

Yesterday I picked up a pair of Jackson Chameleons and my son got a Jungle Jaguar Carpet Python, mostly yellow in color.

My family and I have been to the Shed Aquarium 3x and we have seen this old guy.

I remember you and yes it has been awhile. Glad to see you're doing well.

Checkout the Fish Channel forum. They are high maintenance.

Well HD didn't budge on price. Said if I open a HD credit card can save $200. That still brings the entire cost to a bit over $3000 for 625 sq.ft.

The laminate I picked out has the padding attached already. Couldn't I just use the underlayment only where the floor is uneven?

Forgot to mention the linoleum is glued over a slab.

To much of a hassle. Its glued down well; took me 4 hours to remove it in my kitchen the a floor stripper and still not everything came up.