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Mother in law is coming to visit today

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Well sorta mother in law- mom of bf of over 5 years

This should be interesting. I have two tubs of worms (Tubifex & White) in my fridge i can't wait to see what her reaction is going to be. This should be funnn.... :-\

She was always squeemish of me keeping frozen blood worms.


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My grandad seems lenient with me i currently have 4 tanks running, soon to be 6 in the living room, and i have frozen bloodworm blisterpacks in the freezer even have a daphnia culture sat in the garden haha.

Maybe im lucky, its a slight change with all the tanks, before i had 2 mountain bikes and a motorbike in the living room, we even changed an engine on the dining table too!
 
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suztor said:
Well sorta mother in law- mom of bf of over 5 years

This should be interesting. I have two tubs of worms (Tubifex & White) in my fridge i can't wait to see what her reaction is going to be. This should be funnn.... :-\

She was always squeemish of me keeping frozen blood worms.


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At least she will get the choice of 3 different appetizers!!! Way to treat your "mother in law" you rock! ;-)
 
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