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State:
Missouri
Country:
United States
Description:
Mro2you2 has been absent from this because he has died from poison from a zoanthid. He tried to frag it on a table which later he ate off of. Best wishes to you all.
Karl
( a friend reefer )
P.S
If your wandering why I have his password its because we shared accounts time to time and helped me set on up.
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Mro2you2 has been absent from this because he has died from poison from a zoanthid. He tried to frag it on a table which later he ate off of. Best wishes to you all.
Karl
( a friend reefer )
P.S
If your wandering why I have his password its because we shared accounts time to time and helped me set on up.
Corals/Plants:
stuff,stuff, and more stuff
Quote:
1:shut up and listen!!!!!
2:nip it in the bud! (I watch Andy Griffef)
3:I ran out of stuff =(
About Yourself:
When we lived in Indiana We had a 55 gallon chilid tank. Then moved without the tank ( It help sell the house really) to Missouri. For my birthday I got a 20 gallon freshwater. After a year It hit me that....FRESHWATER FISH HAVE NO COLOR. So I am planning to buy a nano. :D
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