| Re: Willie's plywood adventure
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Originally Posted by Basile  Hey, Will, look great. Happy about your progresses and got some news of my own. About that flood and whats to become of my tanks. First i'm off the hook. Its not even my insurances who pays the bill, but the Coop insurances,  and they can't sue cause the no subrogation clause prevent any sueing between co-owners, lol. As for keeping my tanks, they can't do anything about it lol. But for logistic purpouses, i'll keep only one from now on. The 65 g of course.It takes too much prep to set up my tanks when i go and my buddy just got kinda burn with that incident and even if he like to take care of them, i felt his , well distress over the incident, so now he'll have only one to look after. I'll sell the bio cube and my horses tank, bummer. 
Ok continue your set up. bye for now. | glad to hear from you and that everything went well and you can keep your tank,your situation with work and keeping an aquarium is difficult,to say the least,but you've done a great job so far,it'd been a shame if you'd had to quit reefing.....bummer about the horses tho....I've thought about selling my seahorses and their tank and just have the reef tank,but the horses are just too cute 
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Originally Posted by Frankie
Keep in mind life's natural order,God,Tank,Work,Wife,Children and miscellaneous pets
Let me explain,without God,none of the rest exist. Without a tank,whats the point of having a job?and without a job your not going to have a wife who will provided children,who in turn brings home pets you will have to pay and care for.
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