Well, with me. I have alot of "projects" ahead of me with little funding to back it up. If I could make a working compact flourescent light or 2 out of paper or just draw it and it come to life, then I would have to ask who's been spiking my cigarettes with the wrong kind of tobacco...
Here's what I have going on over here in my tiny apartment (I have to be careful when I go to mpp's so I don't leave a trail of drool behind me):
--First and foremost: Singapore shrimp rearing "experiment"; I think this is my most important thing I have going on.
--30 Gallon Long, Planted Tank: My baby needs a new stocking plan. I have highly considered either moving out the red cherry shrimp and the ghost shrimp and moving them to a 10 gallon. That would give me a shrimp only tank. OR I could leave them in there, move out all the fish except the ABN (and maybe get another ABN), the otos, and the 2 SAEs. I would also like to get a few new plant species (to add to the other new species I got in a few weks ago). I would also like to either add a new compact flourescent light OR get a bigger fixture and sell the one that I have on there now--which leads me to:
--20 Gallon Long: I would like to divide this tank into 3 sections: a smaller one on each side: one small compartment for one male betta (one on each end), and in the middle would be a female sorority. I'd like to either make this a low light, low tech planted tank, OR use the money from the possible selling of the fixture from the 30 gallon and get a compact flourescent light. I need to get the tank a glass top and some plants. No plants that I have need trimming enough to move the trimmings into the tank. Of course, all of the aforementioned can even be started until I finish scrubbing the tank, painting the trim, painting the back, and sterilizing it.
--Hex5: I am getting in some mosquito fish. I need to finish planting the tank and getting it set up. I have had the filter media in a Whisper filter running on another tank to keep the bacteria alive. So, I should only need to set the tank up, put in a fish, and move the filter media back into the filter for the tank (built-in Bio-Wheel). This all shouldn't take long, but it's all in ending my procrastination.
--2.5 Gallon: Yeah. This is supposed to be my pico-nano tank. I still need to get a light for it before I can continue. But, I did find a nice small piece of Malaysian driftwood on sale and used my store discount. I also need to get plants. I may go with some weeping moss and Anubias sp.--or something... I also need to cut the glass so that the filter will fit on the tank.
--10 Gallon #1: This tank just needs to be planted with some trimmings from the 30 gallon.
--10 Gallon #2: Shrimp Experiment Tank #1: I am trying to get the salinity right in this tank. That reminds me that I need to recheck the salinity.
--10 Gallon #3: Shrimp Experiment Tank #2: Needs to be sterilized for the experiment.
--10 Gallon #4: Shrimp Experiment Tank #3: Also needs to be sterilized for the experiment.
--20 Gallon Long Stand: Needs to be wire brushed and painted.
--10 Gallon Stand #2: Also Needs to be wire brushed and painted.
--30 Gallon Long Stand: Needs a few spots to be touched-up.
--Both storage containers to be emptied of all aquatic life (one of them is already emptied), and then cleaned out.
--Fish Stocking: Now, all I have to do is to figure out where excatly what fish are going where...
Holy SHEEP I need to get off my butt!
