doing project for school need peoples ages

[kimsuit]

29

 

[jrodrig692]

29, and fighting to stay in my twenties!

 

[1Fish2Fish]

33

 

[maroon clown]

21

 

[johnreb]

Was 20, blinked and I was 31! Savor every moment kids, it really does go by faster the older you get.

 

[M.E.Milz]

41 next week

 

[NasotheHutt]

23

 

[Blowfishaq]

31

 

[Terry McGee]

55 my firt fresh water tank a 6 yrs and my first salt at 10 yrs

 

[Terry McGee]

I know how to spell first too, it's the computer that doesn't.

 

[Boatwizard]

Big 40

 

[Sidewinder]

46; my father once said:"As one gets older and things either become less efficient or stop functioning altogether, it makes it a little easier to depart." Ed

 

[evincent]

I'm 24

 

[dug5921]

old enough to know better, but young enough to do it anyway

24

 

[JennM]

I'm 34, hubby is 37.

If you're interested, there's a study here:

http://www.ems.org/marine_aquarium_trade/aquarists_profile.html

It's a profile of the "typical" marine hobbyist.

Hope this helps.

JennM

 

[Rich-n-poor]

change mine to 34
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[golfish]

42 years old and we'll be having our 3rd child and first son next month.....I love my girls but a man father needs a son

 

[benneb1897201vw]

22

 

[samurai9]

15

you old fogies(hahahaha..don't take it personally) complain about your age, but personally, I can't wait till i get older and can afford to buy some good equipment. Specially when your parents don't really care for the hobby

. Being able to respect this hobby is being able to respect nature and life, and this world could use more of those people

 

[ldaiga]

54 young, and a late bloomer, since I started saltwatering it 2 years ago...better late than never, and never too old to learn something new and fun. Now my daughter wants me to sign up for scuba diving lessons and go with her to see it in the real setting..
Liga