Reef Pilot's Undersea Oasis

[gregzz4]

Hope you recover quickly Walter
Sorry to hear about the losses of you 'fave kids
Chin up ... now you can buy new ones

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by Slyguy00

glad to hear your starting to feel better Walter. Hopefully your enthusiasm comes back soon, your tank is awesome

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Hope you recover quickly Walter
Sorry to hear about the losses of you 'fave kids
Chin up ... now you can buy new ones

Oh, I'll be OK... But thanks for your thoughts. I just get frustrated and impatient with not being able to do stuff as before (and not just talking about my reef tanks). Haven't flown for over a month now either, which I also really miss. And not sure when I will be able to get back to that, hopefully in a month or two. Am driving now though, (not a standard), so at least I am mobile.

As for my tanks, did some major pruning just before the surgery, so it is still OK (except for the coralline build-up). Water changes are easy enough. But will wait another couple months before I buy any more fish. At least my current inhabitants are all happy for now. And if we do have another wind storm, am prepared now. Brought back a power pack and a generator from the cabin, so all ready if another power outage does happen.

I still want to do a major reset of my upstairs tank, and get rid of all those pesky mushrooms. Maybe later this winter. But the longer I wait, the less clean rock I will have left, as they are taking over everything, and continuing to crowd out my SPS. And to think I once thought they looked pretty....

[AquaAddict]

Hi Walter,

Hang in there with your shoulder. Mine is 85% healed after lots of physio. I should go back but I am tired of "hanging-in-there. Just do as I say not as I do.

Sooooo sorry to hear about your fish. I just lost my 11 year old Watchman Goby and I am missing him as well.

AquaAddict