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Nanaimo and ditto on those stress levels
 I do enjoy my tank but between the cyano, majanos, fish nipping my clams and monotony of waterchanges I'm not sure about the lowering of stress levels.
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10-05-2010, 05:37 PM
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This is also an interest of mine, especially now as I am doing a little experiment looking into the relationship between stress and certain cognitive functions. While I do believe my tank can be stress reducer I must admit, the hobby certainly can be a stressor when things go bad!
Out of curiosity, how does knowing how many/where BC hobbyists relate to whether or not being a hobbyist has any effect on stress levels? At any rate: Victoria Good luck on your paper. |
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10-05-2010, 05:41 PM
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It certainly CAUSES stress in my household when the Visa bill arrives!
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