It's been one helluva ride folks!

I feel I owe a good portion of you all a big THANK YOU for coaching me through this reefing endeavor over the years. I took a new job position locally with a medical diagnostic company and decided what's best for my fish and tank was to sell it. This is an aggressive sales position in which I was highly recruited for and I need to hit the pavement full steam, sun up to sun down, and just won't have time to put the proper care in for my tank mates. Luckily the new owner is taking most my fish, the ones I have in there I have had for many years, and that was part of the sale. I didn't want any of my fish that are now used to free range in a 300DD ending up in a small tank and miserable. The only two fish going back to the LFS are my Clown Grouper and Jeweled Moray. I have paid it forward as well, gave the few corals I have away to some local reefers, as well as some of my equipment. I'll be lurking on here, living vicariously through you all until I jump back in again down the road. Once again Thank you to all of you, even the ones I haven't made contact with, I have read almost every post on here and learned from it!! Happy Reefing

 

Damn CB that stinks but congratulations also. Life sometimes does get in the way of us taking care of our tanks. I was out of hobby for a few years when I moved and was having a house built.

Good luck with the new job and sure somewhere down the line we see a smaller tank from you. You will not be able to resist the pull!

Chris

 

That's a shocker but Looks like you are doing it right. You'll be missed.

 

You'll be back bro. I'm gonna be the reefer on your shoulder whispering "come back". Lol. Congrats on the new position.

 

Dang dude. No fun making adult decisions. However, it sounds like you have a great opportunity ahead of you and I wish you the best of luck and we'll be here when you come back!

 

We should start a pool on when he'll be back.

 

It has been a hell of a ride. I remember when you joined. It's sad to see you go, I know life happens.

 

I'll be back for sure! Thanks guys and Gal! Dennis don't be a stranger

 

Good luck.

 

I know the feeling- been there a couple times, myself. However, SW is an addiction; once you've had a successful tank, you can't live without it.

Congratulations and good luck with your new job.