phaedraeos
01-30-2007, 3:01 PM
that I introduced myself. I'm almost up to 100 posts!
I work in a production lab with bull semen, and run a machine called a flow cytometer to determine cell viability and integrity. What this boils down to is that I'm sitting in front of the computer for a large part of the day, with not much to do. I could go into more detail if you guys wish, but trust me - it's not that interesting. In case anyone was wondering, the semen is used in artificial insemination in the dairy industry to make little baby cows. We just test and package.
My husband and I got into fish about a year ago when my African Pygmy hedgehog passed away at the ripe old age of 5. She'd been in a 50 gallon auarium, and I agreed to let my husband turn it into a fish tank, assuming it was waterproof. Well it was, and of course the inevitable MTS set in. Our current tanks are in my signature. They're all pretty much overstocked, but we keep the parameters immaculate, and have no problems with agression, stunting, etc.
We also have:
2 dogs (male great dane x "Charlie," and female pit/boxer x "Baela")
2 cat (male Gimper/P*ss Machine "Jan," and male Assy McFatass "Felix")
1 female Peachfaced Lovebird (Zim)
1 female (?) Meyers parrot (Kelly)
1 female South American Ornate Wood Turtle (Harvey)
NO children which makes it all possible.
Anyways, cheers from snowy, cold, wet, grey Ithaca. I'm on a sick day today, so I'll be around . . . ;)
I work in a production lab with bull semen, and run a machine called a flow cytometer to determine cell viability and integrity. What this boils down to is that I'm sitting in front of the computer for a large part of the day, with not much to do. I could go into more detail if you guys wish, but trust me - it's not that interesting. In case anyone was wondering, the semen is used in artificial insemination in the dairy industry to make little baby cows. We just test and package.
My husband and I got into fish about a year ago when my African Pygmy hedgehog passed away at the ripe old age of 5. She'd been in a 50 gallon auarium, and I agreed to let my husband turn it into a fish tank, assuming it was waterproof. Well it was, and of course the inevitable MTS set in. Our current tanks are in my signature. They're all pretty much overstocked, but we keep the parameters immaculate, and have no problems with agression, stunting, etc.
We also have:
2 dogs (male great dane x "Charlie," and female pit/boxer x "Baela")
2 cat (male Gimper/P*ss Machine "Jan," and male Assy McFatass "Felix")
1 female Peachfaced Lovebird (Zim)
1 female (?) Meyers parrot (Kelly)
1 female South American Ornate Wood Turtle (Harvey)
NO children which makes it all possible.
Anyways, cheers from snowy, cold, wet, grey Ithaca. I'm on a sick day today, so I'll be around . . . ;)