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doug6644 · 03/12/2011, 07:06 PM

I've dodged a shot of fluid from fragging Zoas. Guess I better use more caution, versus my split second reaction time (dumb luck) next time. Thanks for the experiences, although not pleasant. BTW, I met a person (will remain anonymous) who, everytime she/he fragged, got sick, and had to be put on antibiotics. Said reacted with bad sinus infections, and it was like had the flu everytime, they ended up getting out of the hobby because of it. Maybe they were allergic to all, and all that comes with the hobby, but something else to be aware of.

03/12/2011, 07:06 PM	#49
doug6644 still pretending Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Monmouth IL Posts: 228	I've dodged a shot of fluid from fragging Zoas. Guess I better use more caution, versus my split second reaction time (dumb luck) next time. Thanks for the experiences, although not pleasant. BTW, I met a person (will remain anonymous) who, everytime she/he fragged, got sick, and had to be put on antibiotics. Said reacted with bad sinus infections, and it was like had the flu everytime, they ended up getting out of the hobby because of it. Maybe they were allergic to all, and all that comes with the hobby, but something else to be aware of. __________________ I think this part is hard to understand sometimes, it's all about the time of day. Current Tank Info: In wall 100gal from Innovative Plastics/with a 12x12 work area. Euroreef CS6-2, and a "few" Cree LEDs. Hoping to get a new QT, frag setup going.