SW Macroaglae Tanks anyone?

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Re: SW Macroaglae Tanks anyone?

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RTR wrote:I rather enjoyed maturing, and the learning that went along with it. To me maturing was really understanding that I did not know or understand everything, and even more, that I could not possibly know and understand everything. But at the same time you realize that you need not stop learning, ever.

But it not a lot of fun when several systems start shutting down, and doctor's appointments control your schedule and life. That is depressing. You still don't stop learning, but too much of that new material is things you had almost rather not know. Your eyes are weaker, but the handwriting on the wall is clearer and clearer every day. This is not a dress rehearsal, this is it. So relax and enjoy what you (still) can...
I find the handwriting on the wall gets far more complicated every day. But after 7 years in the Army Infantry, 4 years of combat and now a year and a half in state uni one thing is crystal clear. Youth is indeed wasted on the young, and growing up too fast makes that apparent all too soon.....

As far as macro tanks go, I think they are amazing...I esp dig the red macro's, dose anyone know a website that sells a good variety of macro's?
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Re: SW Macroaglae Tanks anyone?

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LD50 wrote: dose anyone know a website that sells a good variety of macro's?
http://www.reefcleaners.org
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