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@spicyreef

Жыл бұрын

I think the tank was hit from multiple angles... the main culprit being the lights, BUT - I feel it was NOT the direct cause, however they enabled something else to come alive/bloom in the water which then took out the sps. sps have a finicky little ecosystem of their own to keep in balance, I have so much to learn still so "grain of salt"...

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

@@spicyreef I absolutely agree with you. Lights, among other things stressed the corals, took out the Anacropora and gave fuel to something bad (bacteria, probably), and it's just a downward spiral from that point on. Hard to really proof but that's my feeling as well.

Brother, it's Reefers like me that are extremely appreciative of blogs like yours. I have learned so much throughout my 3-year journey on reefing from a channel like yours. I am upset that you had to experience this loss but excited to see what you replace those corals with. Love seeing your beautiful family in your vids.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend. Just when I thought I had everything figured out... 😅 this hobby of ours sure keeps us on our toes, right? Hope you are enjoying your journey!

I’m sorry for your loss man. That’s tough to see. It’s only a loss if you stay down. You will be back better than ever with more knowledge than ever before.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, very tough but important lessons learned, one step at a time towards a better reef keeper!

minor setback for a major comeback ! Sad about your loss, hope some can pull through

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

There seems to be some hope! WWC Slimeball, some Goldenrod, and the whole Electric Miyagi Torts are still kicking and seems to be coloring back up again... fingers crossed and thank you!

Thanks for taking us with you! amazing places! Beautiful family! Sorry for the losses. Best wishes for the future

Sorry about your tank, but thanks for sharing with us! You will recover, no doubt.

I am sorry you lost some of your SPS Corals. However, I will say, keep your head up. I hope you and your Family had a nice vacation in Japan. Take care, Sir. 👍🏼🙂👍🏼❤️

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, it has been a rough few weeks hobby-wise, but Japan was absolutely beautiful with a very impressive culture & standard. Definitely something to strive for IMHO!

@ultimatefishkeeping

Жыл бұрын

@Inappropriate Reefer You are welcome, Sir. I would like to visit Japan One day. It has always been a place I want to see in person. Keep your head up. I am glad you had a fantastic time. 👍🏼🙂👍🏼❤️

So sorry, and timing is always at its worst. Best of luck moving forward!

Sorry for the losses. Looked like a great trip though.

Looks like a nice vacation! Bummer about the tank

Sorry to hear man.. just happened to me also but mine were monti/ stylo/posilipora so not as bad money wise but I feel your pain! Mine was water quality/ heater broke and metal in water . You’ll be back man!

Condolences on your loss. I’ve followed what I believe is the same article on R2R for cipro treatment in a tank. Had great successes from what I can tell. I liked that it was backed by bacterial analysis. When you are ready to add some sps again I may have a frag or two I’d be willing to send you way! Just shoot me a message.

Sorry for your loss. That sucks. I replaced by T5 supplements a few weeks back with two AI Blades and they are very powerful. I was concerned with bleaching, but I lucked out. I have noticed a huge improvement in coloring of my SPS and I had to up my dosage of two part since adding them.

Love watching your videos! So entertaining! :)

You took that a lot better than I would. Kudos to you. Slow and steady wins the race with sps. Slow changes over long periods.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Oh man, I did not. I don't think I posted anything on social for a week or so while digesting this, which was unheard of for myself, lol. Before the trip I was expecting the Anacropora to go since it was very paled out so I was primed for some loss, but was surprised by the final count. Agree with you on slow changes, thought I was slow enough but I'm clearly still on a different tempo! Lessons learned, will strive to be better!

I learned this lesson the hard way too. Now I don't make any significant changes before leaving for vacation. The trip looked awesome though!

I had a very similar experience. Very oddly only my sps seemed to be STN. All my lps looked good. Lost a few sps colonies. Did so many water changes. Ppl also thought it may be bacterial. Found out my salinity was high. Most likely for some months and it just took a toll. Fixed the salinity and everything seems to be looking a lot better. I'm sure you'll come back better than ever. Call all the friends!

Damn bro im sorry for your loss bro

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man..

So sad, keep us updated the why it happened, something always happen when we’re on vacation

Congratulations on the new baby! Losing some in Reefing is nothing… You’re winning in life man!

Sorry for your loss man, recently updated to a bigger tank and added another prime without changing the intensity. Results look eerily similar...

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Wielding these adjustable LEDs almost feel like putting power tools into eager kids' hands er?

@simonveldhuis586

Жыл бұрын

@@InappropriateReefer yea, and its always the sps thats like "guess i'll die"

Man I have decided when something works I will not change it. Lighting, pumps, regiments, ect. I like my tanks to much to have something like this happen. Your brave for paving a trail.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

You are wiser than me! I think I need a committee to talk through any big tank decisions. 😏

@Orybailey

Жыл бұрын

@@InappropriateReefer you know I got into reefing because of you and a few other channels! Your tanks have always been beautiful! Always trying new and wonderful ideas! If your ever in Hawaii!

Sorry to see ur acros dying hope your tank bounces back to it full glory soon. I have a 75 gallon SPS dominated mixed reef and have been battling red cyano and green cyano for the past 6 months, did water changes added good bacteria installed UV but it did not eradicate the problem as every time it only worked for a few days and the cyano kept coming back within 2 days . The entire sandbed, aquarium glass, rocks scapes and even the corals were covered in cyano and in order to make sure it doesn't kill corals everyday I manually removed the cyanos from the corals with a soft brush. Once again last Saturday I manual removed all the visible cyanos followed by a 3 day blackout and 24 hours UV, from the 3rd day I started dosing Amoxicillin 500mg 2 pills on the first day then 1 pill each day for the next 2 days to complete the 3 days treatment cycle, so far it looks promising the tank is super clean with not a speck of cyano whatsoever. The corals, fishes and inverts have not shown any sign of stress everything is looking absolutely normal and healthy....keeping my fingers crossed.

This is the biggest fear I have when it comes to keeping SPS corals. I've tried a few "easy" SPS and I've had no luck at all. Soon I'll be setting up my largest SW tank to date, 90 gallons +40 gallons sump. I really want to try sps corals again but this terrifies me. Im so sorry for your loss I hope your reef recuperates well.

I love your videos bro. started watching two months ago and I have been hooked. I went back. I think 3 years work the videos and so far. I'm here I might get alcotta. When you're videos. And then i'ma go further back and see where you came from when you first started. I am 31 years old this year. I have my first kid at 18 me. My girl had three kids Mary early on and we've just been working in just trying to raise our kids. When through hard times Then finally, we were able to open our own business. Around when what's 28 years old. And yeah, me and my girl. We haven't been on a vacation. In over 13 years at first when we had kids. We were so broke and now that we have a business and make a lot of money but no time. So hopefully one of these days me and my family will get to travel like you and your family. It looks so much fun Great videos keep up the good content. I learn a lot from your videos. But yeah I hope you and your family are doing great

Thanks for the share

Darn, good news is you can always grow some more! Keep your chin up, you got this.

Been there man.. I have always had tanks, from the time I was a kid. They caused animosity among my family, but I always had tanks. But my apex and final nail in the coffin was my last system. Lost everything in a move! Majority of fish also.. Literally crushed me emotionally. I fought to try again for the next 5 years, nothing. We moved to a new home, and I made the decision to walk away. I miss it every note and then, but the frustrations from the crash and losing everything was too much.. I hope you don't lose all like I did, but in your last video, when you mentioned their losing tissue around the base, it looked exactly how mine did. I hope it direct turn out like mine. Best of luck dude.

You changed your lighting the way it was before was perfect

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

I was chasing the color pop and better coverage -- I got both, just a bit (or a lot) more than expected!

Hey brother, sorry to see that. I unfortunately saw it going that way for you. You at least had a beautiful trip with your family to a place. I’ll probably never get to go to. You made it back safely and as someone who has a tank that is full of grown out Sps, the good part about this is you get to start over and put brand new corals in there and start over so not a total loss. It’s kind of boring when the tanks are grown out and you don’t have anything to do except check your water once a week and feed the fish in a way I am very jealous. I wish I was closer to Maryland in North Carolina because I would be honored to give you a Frag of one of my Coral’s to grow back out in your tank. At least it was not a total loss dude. The prima donna corals died but the strong survived and you CAN rebuild. Still sure it was the lighting? Not some random containment? Either way brother we’re all here for ya keep pumping up a Videos will make sure we support you.

“and emily swears this is like the best milk ever..” 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the vid

Damn bro you had a nice run with those sps too grown from frags !!

If had your level of acro go south on me, I would have been so upset, so sorry for your loss of the coral animals, I guess it’s always a learning experience in this hobby.

Sorry about your lost.. I am going through the same thing. My AI where on for 12hr at 110% and I was not home and my t5 kick in for 4 hr and it cook all my acropora . I had to cut down my light and dosing. Now I am fighting a Dino, and red allergies. Doing a water change every week.. got my water level back to Normal and did a par reader and adjusted light. Man I know what you are going true.. just a small tip have a extra eye on the dino and green hair. Is coming.. wishing you luck

Man. This was hard to watch. Time to get a super awesome LPS tank going!

Sorry to see this happening but sps are beautiful when growing such thin line between success and crashing….good luck rebuilding

I had a nano crash few weeks ago that was bacterial bloom lost a lot of nice corals so feel ur pain and that was right before a vacation 😅

From a chemical stand point I doubt that the carbon binded the trace elements. The carbon might adsorb some cations but in the end the bound cations will still be in an equilibrium with their free form, so they will be useable. What I would suppose happened is that after increasing the lights the corals got really stressed and the demand of these trace elements increased drastically, since they are used for light protection, thus lowering their free concentration.

I feel your pain, when my baby was born she had a slight medical issue so I couldn't address my tank for months. Eventually my tank got up to 90 Nitrates and my monti bleached out before I could fix it, the monti digi lost all of its tissue but I could tell there was a few polyps surviving after a few weeks to months. Sure, I lost a few of my LPS but I had mostly lost only montipora (digi and plate). Now that my tank is stable, I can see about 5% of the lost coral (sps polyps) is still alive (with no flesh between polyps yet) AND it has different colors than before. It went from basic green montipora digi to a pink / red looking polyp.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

I would take pink/red polyps over green ones for a Monti! Best of luck to the surviving corals and hope they eventually reestablish and thrive! And -- congrats to your new born!!

can you make a video about how you travel while maintaining a tank? What happens if the skimmer starts to overflow? feeding? nori? etc.

So this exact same thing happened to me - I switched from Radion XR30 to Metal Halides and the switch shocked my SPS. In doing so, the corals reduced alkalinity intake and while my calcium reactor was set at a certain melting point , I had a HUGE spike in dkh. 5/20 frags RTN/STN . I would put my money on the light change. I do want to add that this is why SPS is so difficult but rewarding. I can say though You sure did process this loss of coral okay for the years of growth you lost for some basic Aqua Illumination lights.

Every time I try to actively "improve" a tank it eventually leads to bad things. My best tank ever is my 25G AIO I have running in my dining room. I forget I have it sometimes until my APEX tells me I forgot to top off or replace a dosing/testing element. I literally throw corals away out of it because everything grows like a weed. And that is with a $100 amazon black box and the cheapest salt I can buy.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Ain't that the truth! The less I mess with the tanks, they typically do better. But then I really, REALLY can't seems to try and tweak to make it "even better."

Can only make you stronger and wiser! Next time don’t change what is not broken ✌🏽😉

Light shock is probably exponentially bad in a loaded mixed reef. The corals go into shock and stop uptaking as much alk, cal, so you get a nice swing there. Then your po4 is pretty high. I nice swing in po4 will kill sps.

It's a fun hobby but I regret doing it. Too addictive, expensive, and stressful.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

There are days when I feel the same

Any idea the PAR swing you created? Seems like ICP may reveal something else being the issue. Sorry for the loss.

Emily cracks me up ....

@dereks3207

Жыл бұрын

The hair clip. I was dying.

Oh nooo.... they were so beautiful 😢 I hope you can get a frag back, from someone.

I had a similar experience, Bruh. Went to Japan for 3 weeks. My big bro was telling tell to switch off all electrical appliances including my tank to avoid fire outbreak :/ all my other family members agree to his idea...So, I attached a small canister filter to my display tank and left the main return pump off. when I came back, my uni (sea urchin), ring cowrie and bubble tip anemone died. luckily everything else (fish, snails, softies and hard corals were alive.) Did an immediate water change. Never again will I leave my tank unattended for that long ever again! Goodbye oversea vacations T__T

Do you treat your salt water reservoir and ato reservoir with prime? To get rid of chlorine and chloramines?

So the only thing that help me was (fuana marin rtn stn x )it's pricey but cheaper then a colonie. now I keep a bottle on hand at all times it stops rtn instantly almost. Sorry for your loss

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

I have heard of this recommendation, I will look into this, thank you

If you could go back to before your trip would you pull the golden rod that was bleaching and dying prior to your trip?

For the dead SPS, any harm in letting them dry in the sun, giving them a ROD+vinegar wash, drying again, then grinding them up and putting them in a calc reactor/as new sand on the substrate to re-add the calcium and trace? (I've already done this... just wondering how bad of an idea it was)

Big sad My dude I lost a whole collection of sps a year back and the sole surviving ones will be the only ones in my tank untill they get too big or rtn out

awww ... had lost sps like that once...

Daily dosing of elements doesn’t mean they will stay in range. If you don’t dose enough, they will still deplete. Especially manganese and iron. Your Rubidium was also off the charts high. After asking Randy Holmes-Farley about rubidium, I found it pointless to dose. It does nothing. I ran the RM method for almost 2 years but quit about 4-5 months ago. Back to water changes every 7-10 days, added Tropic Marin A and K to my 2 part, and my tank is so much better than before. Not doubting RM, it worked well while I ran it, but there are so many “I don’t knows” and “we’re not sure’s” that it’s just one big, expensive experiment all the time. With that said, I’ve found anacropora to be extremely sensitive and will just die for absolutely no reason. A little light shock may have set it off and boom it’s gone

the temperature was not the issue, it was the light shock, my temperature drops at night and it hurts nothing

You know back in the day when t5s were all the rage it wasnt uncommon to run 300wts for 10 to 12hrs a day without ramping up or down it was expected and gave good coral growth and colour.

That sucks man… main reason why I stay away from SPS.

I think with the new lighting, carbon reactor & that temp swing all contributed to it? We all face something along the line… I’m having issues with my sps ever since I had the heater stop working & the temperature dipped a few degrees months ago… Course it could be anything 😩

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I do think it is a combination of changes that stressed the corals and pushed some over the edge, which started the downward spiral. At least the LPS & Soft Corals are more forgiving and endured. 😢

Good to know the ai blades PUMP out some light 🙃😢

Omggg I never knew you had another baby!

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Notice how my upload schedule got all jacked up? 🤪

Dude - sorry man. For over 10 years of traveling for work every trip was a massive systems test. Luckily I have not had any major wipe outs each time. Especially the longest I've been gone was 4 weeks.

Do you ever keep the skeletons for other purposes? Could the skeletons be used as biologic media or use as frag racks?

Ah man a tough loss but remember youre the inappropriate reefer and not the "perfect reefer" so we all live and learn(youve taught us a lot) just carry on being yourself and get some more frags ☺️

I'm not an expert, but perhaps competition?? It really grew in and was all close to each other.

you cannot change things drastically with sps, stability is a must

Your tank looked awesome before you switched your lights (still looks awesome) What was your reason for switching them anyways? I must of missed this in a previous video. You know the saying, if it ain't broke don't fix it. I feel like sometimes we tinker with our tanks to much and end up shooting ourselves in the foot

Same thing happened to my 125 lost all my sps and lps

Did you meassure the Par as it is now? Must be very high if it killed the SPS.

It was the yellow Fiji leather, I will almost guarantee 💯, leather have some nasty toxins when not happy, I think it was your culprit, same thing happen to me long time ago

@simonlockley-evans9349

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I don't believe it to be light related. I've had 25 years in the hobby and the way those sps died is consistent with a stressed leather dumping toxin, heavy metal poisoning, large temp swing, sg swing or large alk swing.

@homegrownfrags6531

Жыл бұрын

@simon lockley-evans thank you, finally someone else 🙏

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Initially I thought that too, but I lean more towards light shock as the initial catalyst now because I have a smaller colony of Goldenrod Anacropora in the shade that is surviving, which doesn't track if the toxin took out the main colony. Although it is hard to tell the exact cause for sure, or maybe it's a combination of all the stressors?

@homegrownfrags6531

Жыл бұрын

@Inappropriate Reefer I'd say leather was the starter, carbon was second and cleaner clearer water was the 3rd, hopefully we will see some more sps soon 👍

my tank temp changes more than urs and i my acros are fine idk if thats luck on my part

I lost my raja rampage which was an 8 inch diameter plate. It broke me

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@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to respond in English as I type Chinese very slow on my desktop -- I want to thank you for this info, very good insights on the type of bacteria that's attacking the weakened corals. I will try the fragging & gluing method next time. I keep thinking back to how I could have helped the Goldenrod Anacropora if I were around, as it was the entire colony slowly getting paler and eventually just bleached, did not seem like a regular RTN/STN, so I still don't have a good answer. But your method probably would have been the answer to some of the other corals that died later on, unfortunately I caught the very tail end of it. Will be better prepared next time, thank you!

omg that is one cute baby!

Such a huge financial loss with dead coral

Lithium much tooooo high friend, this will be the reason for your issue

Don’t use antibiotics. The Fauna Marin STN X worked for my half year battle with necrosis, and was 100% reef safe. Edit: Nevermind I hadn’t finished the video yet 😂

Is it possible you have some pest that killed them? Some kind of worms? SPS eating worms or pest? Just a thought!

Wait, you are not going to mention the phosphates @ 0.36? That is wayyyy too high and it explains why the softies are OK, but some LPS are on the border and starting to STN. I doubt you have any issues with bacteria or anything. The light shock could have been a catalyst to push the SPS over the edge and into RTN, but again, your underlying issue is almost definitely PO4. You need to run GFO and get that down to between 0.05 and 0.1. The WC will help, but it will be tough to get it down with WC alone.

@markwilmot8707

Жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking the exact same thing. How was a .36 phosphate reading not being discussed? Zoas can die with phosphates in that territory let alone SPS.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Good point, though I am guessing the raised PO4 may be a response to all the dying corals (ICP was sent out two days after I returned from my trip, after most corals perished); this system's PO4 typically sits at ~0.15, and NO3 ~20-25. At the moment the PO4 is slowly coming down to 0.25 as of today without running GFO yet, I am trying to not drop it too quickly to cause another shock. I will keep an eye out and double check the my test kit though, in case my reagent is off and has been giving me false reading compared to the ICP. Good looking out, thank you!

@__K__B__

Жыл бұрын

​@@InappropriateReefer It definitely could be after the fact, but I would not think that much. I am surprised your fuge is not balancing the nutrients better. I have to pull out like a basketball of chaeto every 2-3weeks in my 100g and that keeps my tank pretty much perfect. If the nutrients go down or up the chaeto growth does as well so no spikes. Maybe try chaeto? Happy to help out! I have watched your channel for a while now and learned a ton from you.

Check your co2 levels in your accomadation

Those 0.316 Phosphates crashed your tank. Better said, even if those SPS prior were managing to hang on with such high numbers, an additional stressor like a change in lighting is enough to send it over the edge, and once it does, it goes into a downward spiral. No use looking at Trace elements, if main elements like strontium are so out of whack and nutrients are just too high. Sorry for your loss.

@mikedelape6609

Жыл бұрын

false, my po4 is .53 and my acros grow like weeds with great color, stability is key, that is it

@jarich81

Жыл бұрын

@@mikedelape6609 How long has the tank been up? Yes they can adapt, people also run ZEO tanks with 0, 0 full of growth and "ZEO-colors". But running tanks ultra low or ultra high both invites it's own set of risks. Same as running it at edge temperatures/salinity, i.e. Also I doubt an SPS aqua cultured in "regular/low" nutrient levels, will handle a sudden switch that well.

@thomasdirocco

Жыл бұрын

@@jarich81 If 0.316 ppm PO4 crashes tanks, explain why my tank runs >0.4 and some of my fellow hobbyists have spiked over 2ppm with no issue? The tired argument of "phosphate bad, inhibits calcification, causes algae blooms" needs to be put to rest.

That sucks man, you keep your po4 that high usually?

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

No I think the PO4 juimped after the die-offs; it usually hovers around .15 with NO3 around 20-25. I think the raised PO4 probably stressed and helped off some of the SPS later on

Bro I don’t think this guy knows anything I think the marketing got him big time and he’s always learning something new about that one thing at the moment just keep it simple but then you would have no videos

Who was feeding your tank while you were away in Japan for 10 days ?

and this is why people dont bother with sps

@xerxesz582

Жыл бұрын

Bro literally

@homegrownfrags6531

Жыл бұрын

Especially when it's a mixed reef, you have to be very cautious when you add new things, I.e his new Fiji leather he got awhile back, 💯 the culprit...

@happychappy27

Жыл бұрын

@@homegrownfrags6531 the culprit of what?

@mikejohnson9923

Жыл бұрын

Or exactly why some people love sps. It’s a very delicate balancing act that takes patience, time, and knowledge. Sps can be some of the most rewarding corals there are but they can crush your soul as well lol

@Waynerock77

Жыл бұрын

What’s the point of having a reef tank? If you’re going to play it safe and go with the easy shit? It’s too boring. If everything just grows perfectly all the time the fun challenge is having a super thriving mixed reef. Anybody can just grow just SPS or just LPS, the real fun is mixing them up. You can see the videos of my tank under my name but I get bored when everything’s playing nice and growing well. Yeah, it’s devastating to have some die off like that but most the fun is putting a little frag‘s and growing them out. Plus I’m sure there’s his friends lining up to give him new frag’s to help him get started again.

You are right to be concerned about antibiotics. I'm a veterinarian and I see antibiotic resistant bacteria at least once a month in non-healing wounds. It's becoming a big issue. I would recommend fixing the inciting issue and doing antibiotic dips vs dosing it to the whole tank. You're going to have antibiotic resistance in that tank and I wouldn't want my kids to be around that should they get a cut or something and get tank water in the wound. Also antibiotics use is becoming more restricted over time. Pretty soon hobbyists may not be able to access antibiotics without a prescription and will likely need to think of other ways to handle STN/RTN.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the heads up, I am hoping to learn more about this topic as the use of antibiotic is becoming so much more popular in our hobby (some with routine full tank treatment as a preventative). I have not thought of the possibility of antibiotic resistance jumping from tank water to human though, that definitely raises the concern a few tiers higher in my book.

Those AI Blades are strong I have two .

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Way more potent than expected; esp the spread I think

How do these things happen only when your on vacation?

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

I have heard that vacation is a reef tank's worst enemy

Oh noooo what happened?

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

I believe it was light shock due to new light, carbon reactor; and then the dying anacropora feeds the bad stuff in the tank that took out most of the SPS.. at least that's the strongest theory IMHO

Ahhhh

Sorry bro.

My brothers sps tank jus wiped out during a recent power outage

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear this, I am sure he is gutted. These took a long time to grow! 😭

Isnt there a chance a bleached coral could come back

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I typically wait til green algae starts growing on the skeleton before I throw in the towel

Wonder if it was bcz of the milk as well from last video😭

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

🥛

I'd rather bet the temperature drop killed them. I'm surprised more didn't die.

But if you don’t have a challenge, you get bored

All about that food like my Asian wife.

@InappropriateReefer

Жыл бұрын

Mine's a great cook too!

Learn from others mistakes... key take away

Plus putting milk in mite not help bro hahaha