They call it a BS job
- Thread starter da1jewfish
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yep... whats ones trash is another's treasure.
Germanman, ur work in construction, maintain fish tanks, and have a major in marine bio.
Its sounds like ur set. I am guessing ur not pursing a career in marine bio b/c there isn't enough money in it?I worked with 2 marine bio majors, they were bartenders at a restaurant:thm:
That job would not be for me. I would compare it to an auto mechanic. I dont mind working on my car from time to time, but no way in hell would I want to work on everyone else's for a living.
Sounds like a great job!
Clean some tanks... "Clean" some Frags... its all good... Frags always need pruning, and are you really gonna "Dispose of them" Drop em in the buckett and takem home!
The perks sound great to me... plus you get to see, learn about other peoples setups and mistakes...
Plus the side $ would be nice
Clean some tanks... "Clean" some Frags... its all good... Frags always need pruning, and are you really gonna "Dispose of them" Drop em in the buckett and takem home!
The perks sound great to me... plus you get to see, learn about other peoples setups and mistakes...
Plus the side $ would be nice
Germanman
My fish are my babies
no im getting a major in zoology and aquatic sciences to do field work...im not even close to finishing the degree yet.yep... whats ones trash is another's treasure.
Germanman, ur work in construction, maintain fish tanks, and have a major in marine bio.
I worked with 2 marine bio majors, they were bartenders at a restaurant:thm:
Germanman
My fish are my babies
yea i do that...it works out very nice...used to bring back frags and sell em as well.
Germanman
My fish are my babies
i charge a $50-80 service charge and then an hourly rate ranging form $20-50 an hour depending on tank size, and the amount of work needed...more if its built into a wall etc.
