Sometimes you have to take a break. It's OK. You'll make the right decision for you , and if you don't? Such decisions don't have to be permanent. Hang in there.thinking of closing down my tanks, by setting up a different tank to move the most saleable fish to first. May keep just the one small tank of pygmy cories and otos going, haven't decided yet, but I haven't been doing more than maintaining the two tanks as it is, and time is going to be even more stretched now, so at least for now, shutting down the largest tank makes the most sense to me. Finding good homes for the fish is important to me, but also demanding on time, so maybe I'm acting in haste? A good friend who's a hobbyist and in the trade might be willing to take them for me though, and I'd trust him to find good homes.
Trying to figure out what I'm going to do with a couple of cichlids I'm trying to re-home. Even put a notice on a local Facebook aquarium group and have gotten zero response. I'm still holding out but looks like I just might have to give them to Petco. Part of the lack of response may be my fault as I've been totally truthful about one of the two being pretty aggressive toward smaller fish but it just isn't my nature to say they are totally cool possibly causing someone trouble in a community tank.
Facebook has clamped down hard on the selling of any live animals, so many rehoming groups and pages were closed down. I don't know accessability, you're way more tech savvy than I am, but try the BAND ap (which I used on my desktop, so doesn't have to be phone only) and look for groups in your area, perhaps? It seems to be where hobbyists where I live are mostly posting their rehoming and selling stock since FB became so strict. Worth a try!
@Lanpenn Then you may like the following site. They stream nothing but old black and white movies.I am looking for classic movies like those you mentioned, @jaylach . Yesterday I finished seeing this video below about Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain (also for improving my English listening):
Franco's administration resembles a bit about Getúlio Vargas's dictatorship in Brazil (1930-1945)1. Caudillo's phenomenon is a kind of thing that dominated almost all of Latin America. In the Brazilian case, after the 1889 coup d'etat.
Indeed, Facebook prohibited the selling of live animals (the reason, I do not know), although there are still people announcing things such as black soldier fly larvae as bait (they are live animals, are not?).
1. Although oficially Vargas initiated the called Estado Novo in 1937, he overthrew the government in 1930 by coup d'etat. The 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution was a São Paulo state response to Vargas's dictatorship.