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10/24/2015, 10:18 PM
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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Nashville Indiana
Posts: 126
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Going with TBS
As outlined in my signature, my tanks have been a source of not just amusement but real help. I will begin my next tank when i get home from korea next febuary. There is a reason its going to have Jeff's filtration(lifereef) and Richards rock! Cant wait to pack up a 120 with this stuff and sit in wonder again. I know without a doubt reefing can induce stress.....and even shock! Its all worth it when you walk through the door after a long day/week......or year and have something to calm you down. My tank serves almost like a cooling system. After about 10 minutes of watching a lawnmower blenny i am right as rain, and a better Soldier/father/husband afterwords. Looking forward to working with TBS in the future!
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Made the mistakes. Saving for the dream build. My tank saved my life. It was truly the best cure for the daily thoughts, and nightly dreams of a troubled Soldier. Current Tank Info: Tankless for the next couple years until my Army Career comes to a close! (20 years going strong) |
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10/25/2015, 05:40 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Scotland , ct
Posts: 244
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Amen I couldn't agree more with it being a stress relief. I am not a soldier so as far as that stress and what you've seen I have not. But I have been working in EMS for about 6 years for my full time career. I have seen many horrors what regular public should not and experience overwhelming stress at times, going to a call with not knowing what to expect and having your heart rate jump from normal to tachy. I also find my tank to be relaxing after a long day at work along with my other hobbies.
One more thing thank you for your service, stay safe and come home! Dan
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Dan Current Tank Info: 40breeder w/ 20 sump, Tbs package, some clowns from my old tank , inverts and corals |
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10/27/2015, 03:48 AM
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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Nashville Indiana
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Made the mistakes. Saving for the dream build. My tank saved my life. It was truly the best cure for the daily thoughts, and nightly dreams of a troubled Soldier. Current Tank Info: Tankless for the next couple years until my Army Career comes to a close! (20 years going strong) |
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