I've had a couple replies posted to my blog recently.  Just wanted to let those people know I am here and still replying to your questions.  My speaking/travel schedule has slowed down and I'm usually in town.  If for some reason I miss your question and don't answer within a day or two just email me adamblundell@hotmail.com

Thanks,

Adam

Well it has come to an end.  I took first place and a check to the Wasatch Marine Aquarium Society is on its way.  Like ReefEnvy said this has been one time consuming process.  I'm not sure how he can have the energy to continue.  For me, this is it.  The end of my blogging. 

With much appreciation I say Thank You to all the readers of my blog. 

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye

I leave and heave a sigh and say goodbye -- Goodbye!

Adam

Well for those who didn't know or didn't remember.  I started out on this crazy blog for a good cause.  The hope was to raise money for the Wasatch Marine Aquarium Society.  Let them use the money to help educate hobbyists, promote responsible reefing, and introduce people to coral reefs.

As this blog comes to an end I just wanted to say that it has been way more work than I ever imagined.  And hopefully you've all enjoyed reading as much as I've enjoyed posting. 

Thanks again,

Adam

If you lost the link it is here...

 http://blogs.frags.org/showblog.php?bid=1433

Adam

Would you like to have a speaker panel?  Where we line up some experts and just have a Q&A from the audience?  Or would you all be bored listening to other people ask questions while you are sitting?

Adam

So you've heard the stories.  You know, the kid dumps 10 pounds of sugar into the sump, the helpful friend adds an entire can of flake food to the tank.  I'm not sure how this could happen.  I don't have any kids but they always look so inocent...

Do you have any stories to share?

Adam

Have you heard about this?  There is a company producing a type of sunscreen that also protects you from coral stings and more importantly jellyfish stings.  The company is producing a mucus found on anemonefishes.  The idea here is that if anemones don't sting anemonefishes than their mucus must be good at fooling, masking, defending stings.

Well it appears to be working.  It isn't just some fantasy there actually are products made from anemonefish' mucus that does infact protect your skin from stings. 

Adam

Have you ever stopped to think how deep the ocean would be if we didn't have sponges?

Adam

Sun polyps are an example of hope for our hobby.  Want to know why, then keep reading...

Adam

to see anemonefishes living in macro algae habitats?

Adam