A little sneaky peeky for you. Collectively, that is:
Love this little testing kit you have. What a good ideaGetting the day started on some probe calibration and some more pump maintenance.
Thanks! I have a blue tackle box for calibration, a red one for first aid, a big yellow hard side for testing, and a tan hard side for lab equipment (microscope, etc). I am OCD when it comes to organization. I'll take some pics of the others in a bit since I have to pull the testing case out in a little while anyway.
He fit right in and gets along with everyone, but he and Pootie have been swimming together a lot.
Front and center, just where he belongs
Great idea with the tackle box!
He does well when he stays fed. He'll do well in your tank.
Did you just call me fat?!
One of my Admin brought in a few boxes of decaf and put them out for the crews. I told her she was messed up. Some poor sap is going to walk in there for his caffeine fix and be fooled into decaf.Decaf coffee is a dirty lie...
Any updates on the mantis?Okay, Heathens- today's plan of attack, now that the vortechs are back in place, is to remove the gyres from the back wall and soak 'em in an acid bath.
I'm also going to swap out the A150s over the mangrove fuge (one of which finally failed) with two of the A360WEs I have collecting dust, and move their respective mounting arms to accommodate the new spread.
More pics to follow later:
Hey went missing back toward the end of September. I thought he was molting again, but hasn't emerged from his burrow. Something is eating the food, but I'm not sure if it's him or the hermits that he never ate anyway; he always preferred Krill.
As promised, here are the "kits". From left to right, calibration, testing, and first aid. Not shown is the "lab", which is the compound microscope, a magnetic stir plate, micropipettes, and my glassware.
