[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by quick6

Newfie?

Yes, a young pup!

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Yes, a young pup!

Hope you like hair.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by jamesinaz

Hope you like hair.

The Newfie isn't ours, but yes, we like hairy dogs!

[jamesinaz]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

The Newfie isn't ours, but yes, we like hairy dogs!

Are those puppies?

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by jamesinaz

Are those puppies?

Strange but true: the acoustic stuffing in my home made speakers is Samoyed fur. It tested better than the leading brands.

Murf

[RickFLM4]

Ginger pretty well acclimated now. Winston still not sure WTF happened.

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by Dpc2u

Or as my grandfather would say, "Don't dip your pen in someone else's ink well"!

My grandpa was a little more blunt, sternly warning us "Don't fuck the help."

[rickc007]

Ginnnnnnger ... Almost named Ruby Ginger

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Ginger pretty well acclimated now. n

[Rmtt]

So after my daughters cat falling ill and passing...she has been volunteering at a local rescue shelter when she is off shift from the hospital.


She and my Son-in-law adopted two brothers yesterday.

[pennsiveguy]

Vivianne is taking the COVID-19 scare in stride.

[ShopVac]

Originally Posted by Nuckle

It not hard to clean if you do it by hand. I wait until I am doing a 25% water change and use a sponge mommy. I like the tank because it fits in a corner and does not take up much space. We keep ours in our eat in kitchen where we eat most meals and can enjoy the fish while enjoying food. We have had this tank for about 6 months and it's our first. We have lost 8-9 fish so far but I think we are finally getting the hang of it. We were getting ready to add more before covid. Right now we have two angels, black shark, parrot fish and two silver dollars.

We are planning on getting a 135gal for our dining room in the future. Saltwater fish are so freaking cool, I am just concerned we don't have the room for all the equipment needed to keep it running well. I can live with the work and the failure early on just not sure where I could put it. I am planning on putting the tank on top of the piece of furniture attached. All equipment would have to fit below. Thoughts?

I thought that was a bowfront... didn't realize it was a full corner tank. Awesome

Most people out there have sumps under their stands...it's normal. All I can tell you is that you will want to make everything as easy as possible. If it's too hard to do a water change, you're less prone to do one. Keep maintenance in mind when designing your setup. You'll want to succeed.

For the tank...what are you looking to keep in it (fish, coral, what types of). Have a plan before you start...make sure what you want fits the "wife's" budget. Then make sure you can double that when you get really deep into it. Last thing you want to find out is that prize fish you want to get is too big for the tank you plan (example, I'd love a sohal tang...found my 220 isnt big enough )

I'd like to say, do t go cheap with plans to upgrade down the road either...you find that it's just tossing money out the window. Plan, process, execute correctly.

Reef2Reef and ReefCentral are your friends. Look at what people have...look at their setups...ask questions. Plenty of folks in your shoes looking to get in...plenty of us have been there and love to help.

Your start...
Reef ready tank
Sump
Stand
Return pump
Quality heater
Skimmer
Internal water pumps/gyre for flow
Lighting
Reverse Osmosis & deionized. RODI.

Then you have..live rock and sand (if you want sand)

Lastly...as much as you think you can use parts from your freshwater tank, you really can't. Two different worlds...I tried...didn't work.

Feel free to ask me any questions...I'll help where I can PM me if needed...

[wrickem]

Originally Posted by rickc007

Ginnnnnnger ... Almost named Ruby Ginger

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Ginger pretty well acclimated now. Winston still not sure WTF happened.

Those are some cute ruby Cav pups! Our Hyundai pedigree tri-color pup is turning out to be the best puppy we've ever had. Way easier than his Masaratti-pedigree predecessor ever was, this one's a very quick learner with a high will to please.

I hope yours are just as easy.

[F30lolz]

Can’t you feel the love in the air?

[Littlebear]

Pretty Boy Floyd & Little Bear @ Glebeland.

[Littlebear]

This is Littlebear @ maybe 12wks. He was reincarnated. I mean, he never did anything wrong. We didn't have to teach him a thing. Easiest dog ever made.
He visited Nursing homes, but we also used him to socialize problem dogs. The other owner would say, " my dog's going to bite him...", but I would say, "Let's see what Littlebear thinks". He was a "doggie diplomat", & had an amazing read of other dogs & people. RIP

Murf

[F30lolz]

Elementary inside. Saves my dear Watson.

[WhiskyPat12]

Nap time

[Maynard]

Bump time.
This is Inky playing 'spike the ball' - I'm a lousy action photographer.

[Ickdeep]

Playing around with 50mm 1.8 lens

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by Ickdeep

Playing around with 50mm 1.8 lens

Look at that a fractious kitty!
Looks very scary.

[Ickdeep]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Look at that a fractious kitty!
Looks very scary.

Haha he's definitely naughty when he's hungry

[WhiskyPat12]

Perfect weather to take the pups on a trail walk this morning