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    Voting closes: March 4th 11:59 pm
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    Formatting from the email got a bit messed up during translation, but it does look like a fun event. Anyone going?
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    PNW Coral and Frag Events Event Announcement! Saturday, March 3rd, 2018 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM (line up early for first dibs!) Tukwila Community Center, 12424 42nd Ave South, Tukwila, WA 98168 Event Information: https://www.facebook.com/events/214193399127169/. Tickets are $5 at the door. Kids are Free. There is a great line-up of reef vendors, including = And they have a full line-up of speakers planned! George Mavrakis of CoralFish12g & Supplies Marc Levenson of Melev's Reef And even a "what can you scape?" competition, plus raffles! Dustin of Dustin's Fishtanks will be hosting and judging at ReefWorx 2018.
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    Thank you. It means a lot how much all of you care. I hope to see you at tomorrows meet. Best, Miles
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    January - The winner is: Bubbles
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    The winner is: Bubbles
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    Here are the rules: • One photo entry per person • Pic has to be taken by YOU • Must be in by the posted deadline • Must follow subject guidelines for the month Winners will be determined based on voting poll results after submission deadline. This months subject: Trying to keep it up with the inverts. Accepting both fresh and saltwater shrimp. Deadline: Short deadline: March 1st
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    Actually, had to make a 2018 picture of the month folder. Keep up the great photos! Best, Miles
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    I'm a big fan of high blues, medium to low white and very low reds and greens.
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    Will you be at the January Meeting? I should have a $25 gift card lying around from a raffle.
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    That's a beautiful tank build.
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    To end the year of 2017 - TheClark
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    The December picture of the month winner is: TheClark - The tang specialist.
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    I guess I said plural (clams), maybe I should fix that. xD
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    Here are the rules: • One photo entry per person • Pic has to be taken by YOU • Must be in by the posted deadline • Must follow subject guidelines for the month Winners will be determined based on voting poll results after submission deadline. This months subject: Clams! Deadline: Feburary 4th
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    Happy 2018! Let's start off the new year with a bit of democracy! Poll closes: Monday January 8th at 12 am.
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    [language filter]. I forgot to do this. Sorry about that. I'll get it done tonight.
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    Just like re-using aluminum or iron phosphate, it will lose its efficacy. Although, totally worth a shot.
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    There are a lot of good aquarium stores in the area. Cuddlefish and Paradise corals are good ones. I am sure there are plenty more up north. If you can make it down to Wilsonville, All things aquarium. One of my personal favorites is The Premium Aquarium in Salem.
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    Happy Birthday!
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    I am a graduate student in physical chemistry. Got a question about chemistry? I might be able to help. Biology is a different story.
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    Location?
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    Merry Christmas to all and to all a goodnight!
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    Hey everyone, Finally came north to visit The Evergreen State College. Here is their facility and the corals donated. It is located in the basement of Lab I. When I was there, most of this area was storage and a bio-analytical research lab. They had multiple cold saltwater tanks with massive creatures from the deep. They had multiple "touch" pools" for handling creatures. Their back room had a huge saltwater mixing container and multiple phytoplankton starts. Huge backroom sumps. Then their tropical tanks. The bottom one looked solely like an aiptasia culture for the purpose of studying this model organism. The top was pretty much empty, so I put most of the corals in there. It was a cool experience and I'd like to say Thank you to everyone that was involved. Cheers!
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    Happy Birthday again! I'm your biggest fan!
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