Ahhh...glad he/she/it made the trip!No, you get them in a bag. Some ice if you are travelling far so they can stay cold.
Thank you!Ahhh...glad he/she/it made the trip!
Those are gorgeous pics, BTW
Became dinner, with some lemon juice!Oooh that's nice! Whatever happened to that oyster?
Certainly. I will try to get one in the next couple of days.Could we trouble you for a video of the overall tank? I'd love to see the whole thing.
By the way, many of the Badgerling's friends are getting knitted hats for birthdays this winter.
Thanks, PK!Nems are looking good!
So very, very cool.
You live in Seattle? Very pretty city.I used to own my scuba gear. Did it for many years. Always loved walls, great places for marine life. Loved sharks but you have to go to warm waters for them, and it can get expensive to travel like that.
After the heart attack and strokes I only kept the dry suit, mask, snorkel, fins. I can't risk having an episode in deep water with all that gear. I got about thirty years out of the hobby before having to give it up, so I don't feel cheated. So, I will be free diving it!
Is that legal?...Also, one of the challenges of having this kind of tank is I will have to collect the marine life myself. Stores do not carry temperate specimens. There will be a lot of going in the ocean in the near future!