New Year's 'fishy' resolutions.

This rather follows on from the post of best and worst experiences of 2015 but since we always (well, nearly always) ask for everyone's New Year Resolutions - with emphasis on our hobby I thought this new year should really be no exception.

For myself I really (no, honestly) must get my fish room completed (some staging renovation required after a desperate water leak from one of the tanks in the top tier was left unresolved and the staging started to 'decompose'.
I also want to finish the 'ring main' from the air blower to feed all the tanks (using a higher output blower than the one I'm using now. - It's all renovated and is ready to go - all I have to do is get my brain in gear for long enough to start the job) - (but obviously not until the racking has been repaired).
I'm also planning a 'sort of' automated water change system, but this might have to wait until the other tasks are completed first.

As to hopes for 2016, I have several less-common species of fish which I am hoping I'll be able to coax into wishing to reproduce, but that's a most definite 'hope' rather than a 'plan'.

Now, to throw the topic open to our other members (and those who don't post as regularly - after all it's only a bit of fun, anyway).

John

p.s. Happy New Year to each and every one of you - thanks for sticking with us throughout the year - and to our recent 'new arrivals' Welcome along, and a Happy New Year to you also.

Oops, I just realised I've posted this a day early, it's not 2016 until tomorrow!
Oh well it can stay now - it'll give everyone a day to think of their replies.

robert wrote:

hi all , firstly can I wish all members a very happy new year and good fishkeeping for2016, thanks for putting up with my many questions being returning to the hobby after 20 years . John a special thank you for running a really great and informative forum would be lost without in . My new years resolution will be to learn as much as I can about the hobby in order to give my fish a healthy and happy home

Thanks for the generous words Robert - but, as I always need to point out, I really am only the person dealing with the 'peripheries' of the Forum - all real credit must unconditionally go to Darragh. He deals with all the proper Administration and without him the whole thing would have gone 'down the toilet' years ago.

John