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I would highly recommend against mixing Jardini and Asian Aros. In fact, I'd highly recommend against mixing Jardinis with most fish

hahaha, this guy is insane! "Either you make me 2nd in command, or I destroy everything I own and leave the hobby" It's like one of those girls who threatens suicide if you break up with them good riddance

The only thing legal in florida is the silver arowana. No blacks, no jardinis, no leis, no africans, no pimas, and no asians. Reds, xbacks, greens, RTGs, chili, etc are all variations on the asian. If you're in the 305 (like me), silver is the only thing you can get (legally ;))

not sure if it's the same fish, but check this baby out http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=152318

med school is indeed very very hard. Studying upwards of 14 hours per day. Just had midterms, and gladly passed. Unfortunately I had to liquefy my fish stock before moving to med school. Can't help but feel pangs of regrets each time I open up the arowana and pbass threads.

1st year of medical school :)

how very insightful of you, Mike :screwy:

so many old members gone. So many new members well integrated. New forums, new banners, new options...things really have changed in 1.5 years. It's nice to see the hobby is as strong as ever. Stay strong MFK, stay strong :)

In "the spy who loved me", bad guy's whole lair was an aquarium

short of murder, nothing you did in high school matters in college

here's an uplifting tip...being a doctor is much more about dedication than intelligence. If you put in the time to study, you will get good grades. With few exceptions, there is no one not cut out to handle the rigors of becoming a doctor.

7. apply as early as possible to schools of your choice. As soon as the amcas comes out (usually beginning of june or july) be ready to send it out that's it. It's not as bad as it seems. Just need to be on top of things

Here's what you do 1. go to college 2. if you really are interested in medicine, choose a science-related major. It doesn't matter what you major in. It can be biochem or theater, but having a science major means you'll be taking science classes, which prepares you over four years for the mcats...

miami ranked #9!!! 2 more weeks and we'll be top 3! Go Canes

once again miami delivers. 2-0, if we pull off 4-0 we go undefeated

all you need now is a hello kitty sticker lol

Lucky bastard!!! I was dying to be there! I'll be there for the GT game next thursday! :headbang2

anyone see the fsu-um game? epic!!

do you have a river? a heated river? in maryland?

:headbang2:headbang2:headbang2 go canes!!!