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I recently picked a new primary care doctor. After two visits and exhaustive lab tests, she said I was doing fairly well for my age. A little concerned about that comment, I couldn’t resist asking her, ‘Do you think I’ll live to be 80?’ She asked, ‘Do you smoke tobacco, or drink beer, wine or...

ugh sorry to hear paul.

just make it out to cash and send to me...i will take care of it. Ha ha ha ha ha!

i'll close the thread. if he changes his mind again - just notify a mod and we can re-open this thread if you wish.

yeah the key is volume - he had 20 topless traps - lay them down, pull 1 thru 20, then circle back to the first one and repeat. All i did was show up with the family. capt don supplied boat, equipment, bait etc. I highly recommend him.

and gone. Thanks for reading.

Hey - was down in OCNJ and chartered a boat to go crabbing via fun time crabbing. the family had a fantastic time. 3 hours we pulled in about a bushel plus. The basket we used probably holds 2 bushels. First run: Later: finished: Results: Also made a bunch of crab cakes...soooo good.

nice start! make sure the maxima has something for it's foot to grab onto. they are not normally on the sand type clams in the wild.

I have a rose BTA that got too big and split/cloned. I'd like to pass one along to another member for $20. If not - i will allow my two clowns to enjoy two anemones in the tank. Currently the clone is in a CPR in tank refugium temporarily, so it's very easy to pull out if someone wants it...

I had bryopsis...and like art13, kent tech m magnesium was the solution for me. Good luck!

awesome pictures.

oops my bad - i did a google search and used amtrak's horrid website. lol.

as i recall phyl and john used to have a kalk reactor and a calcium reactor - with the kalk acting as a buffer to keep the ph up.

you could use the amtrak auto train. You'd have to drive from Nj to Washington DC, then board the train with the car and go via train. you could book a sleeper car to sleep in, or just ride in a regular seat.

nice mike!!! when you're done with your project let's celebrate on your boat. LOl.

ringtraps are the circular ones. topless traps are also very popular since you can stack 15 of them together and it only takes up 4 feet of space/1 square foot wide.

i agree if the id is correct, that is not something to ignore in the tank.

yeah tell me about it. i would love to have a skiff to just hit the water every day. I'm going to go out next week on a boat around patcong/somers. I will let you know how we do.

Land based crabbing is hit or miss, so hitting 45 and keeping 9 aint bad. The only time i've done well on land was in the Chesapeake near the Assateague state park. it was early morning where you could see the trap (less than 2 feet) and by the time tide came in, the crabbing was much better...