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I might of got lucky with mine, he was close to 12" and didn't really cause to much trouble. He was definatly the boss though. He would eat anything and everything. The only fish that he would chase a bit was my Moorish Idol, probably because he was kind of bad ass looking.
Cheers

I love the Man Cave sign ... I have the same one in blue lol.

I also really like the powerhead mounts, great job.

I noticed you switched to the Sun Brite's from the Solaris, but I missed why?

Oh, and the tank looks phenomenal ... nothing like the tank going in first and building the rest of the room around it!

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Originally Posted by LoJack (Post 813752)

I noticed you switched to the Sun Brite's from the Solaris, but I missed why?

I needed more light and could not find another I5 series in Canada. I found 2 in the states, but to get them to my door was pricey.
Overall I really like the sunbrites, although now I wish I could have them connected to the profilux.

That dussumieri looks gorgeous! nice collection you've got there I really hope they play nice for you. Love the 'camping' shot. My kids would LOVE to do that but I'm short a driveway and a camper lol.

so what is the surprize

Your garage is far too clean!

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Originally Posted by Parker (Post 813838)

Your garage is far too clean!

This was the first year I actually got to park my truck in it.......

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Originally Posted by lastlight (Post 813799)

That dussumieri looks gorgeous!

For being such a large tang he sure is a wimp....

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Originally Posted by The Codfather (Post 813718)

Not tank related but here was my evening, the girls thought it would be cool to eat supper in the trailer....Im such a good cook....

http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps9c1e1fb4.jpg

I had to laugh on the weekend as I thought of this picture. I brought the trailer home this past weekend and I couldn't get the kids out, we had to play in there for quite a while.

Where do you usually go camping? I'm looking for some places to take the kids this/next summer. We went to Mcdonald Resort on Buffalo Lake last year and it was great for kids and very friendly. It was nice that I wasn't the only one dealing with screaming kids at 6:00 am lol. They do like to nickel and dime you though.

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Originally Posted by Parker (Post 818569)

I hear ya, we've had a few driveway campout already. The girls and I do alot of camping during the summer, nice thing is we always go sunday through thursday(benefit of having the summers off). Depending on if the wife wants to come out or not determines the distance traveled. Close by we often go to Carson-Pegasus, Wabinum Lake, Cross lake, Pembina river and Pigeon. Kids are a little older now so we'll venture a little further this year, so far I have Crimson lake, Newell lake, Dinosaur, Brazeau and Chungo creek. I have been to every one except Newell, but I hear it is very nice. If you head up to the Nordegg area let me know, Ill tell you where some of the best fly fishing spots are. I just bought a nice little generator, so looks like bush camping is back on as well, hoping to get out near lodgepole as well this summer.

Heres a few of my favourite fish, there colours are starting to come out nicely.
Hard to see the true colours in the pics though, sorry about that.
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps2a4ecb73.jpg
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...psb821daf2.jpg

Newell's nice, or at least it was 20 years ago. We used to go fishing and camping there on a regular basis ( Grew up in Medicine Hat )

Drove right by it on the weekend, If it wasn't for the screaming kids and the insane winds causing me to get 4 mpg out of the truck I may have stopped to have a look..lol

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Originally Posted by Parker (Post 819722)

Grew up there too. Spend most of my childhood fishing there

Few coral pictures