Is there anything between Dallas and New Braunfels?

Dude, I have no idea what you're talking about. A couple of Big O's... what's that? Women?

 

No, the rock, foo.

 

Pay attention (and arvo), Smegma :

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And no, I didn't get your email. Use the email on this bbs... I don't use the hotmail account anymore due to being devoured by all kinds of junkmail nor the onebox account since they started charging. When in doubt about my email, just use the one on this bbs...

 

Ok, I've come to the conclusion that there really isn't anything of note between Dallas and New Braunfels and that 99% of you guys are worthless to me.

Thanks, d00dz.

 

It was a sad day when my George Foreman grill died. Now I'm using some hamilton beach flat thingy... I miss that old GF grill. It's the greatest thing ever invented for single dudes.

 

lol. I'm hoping the guy doesn't devour the rest of my fish... the good part is... he doesn't cost that much - $8-$10 for one fish. I doubt I'll get one as good looking as that one, though. That turquoise banding is hard to find... they're usually a darker blue. I'm still looking to see if anybody sells the fish in the DFW area, but no luck so far.

 

I definitely want a saltwater, but I can't unless I get a bigger tank and I can't get a bigger tank until I get a house and I really don't want a house. Damned if I do and damned if I don't.

I remember when I first looked at saltwater fish and saw what I think was an Emperor Angel... I said, "hey, that's a cool fish". I ask the owner "how much"? Well, the baby one cost $75 and the adult was selling for $175. Then I hear about people paying thousands for koi (goldfish).

The place I'm getting the cichlids (I may get some electric yellows/labidochromis caerulus and a synodontis catfish, too) and rock from can be found here.

 

The reason I want a larger tank is due to the maintenance factor. A small error in terms of pH, salinity, etc. would be magnified in a smaller tank as opposed to a larger tank. One error could destroy a tank which, when you're talking about saltwater tanks, means a lot of money down the toilet (literally?). The fish alone would be expensive to lose. That's a big loss, whereas in a freshwater tank, it's not that big a deal... well, I mean, I'd feel bad for the fish, but they're so much cheaper than saltwater fish... plus, moving a freshwater tank is sooooo much easier than having to worry about live rock, anemones, protein skimmers, etc.

As for your question about them selling cars and steins, yeah, that worried me a bit. lol. They're actually a fairly well-known outfit on the Internet and a lot of people recommended them. I talked with them over the phone and via email and they seem pretty knowledgable.