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No one's perfect. It's a cliche, but it implies quite a bit. It means that you're always learning, no matter how much experience you have. I think most of us would get bored after awhile if we weren't learning. So what are you learning, working on, or perfecting right now? Doesn't need to have scientific backing, that's why this is in the Chat subforum. With any luck, we all may pick up a thing or two in the process.
For me, it's the balance of whatever type of ecosystem you'd call my T room... s. I recently converted a small walk-in closet to a hot/humid room. Roach farm, maternity ward, and incubator into a room. It's a 4'x4' room. Okay, separate story. I had fungus flies, but I took care of them... hopefully. But in the meantime the fungus gnats have spread to the hot room and on top of that I'm beginning to see phorid flies. Fungus gnats are harmless, but phorid flies aren't. I luckily know how to take care of them (because I've had them before), but I need to better figure out how to prevent them. Working on a combination of traps, cleanup crews, and more traps. Hoping it does the trick.
You're up.
For me, it's the balance of whatever type of ecosystem you'd call my T room... s. I recently converted a small walk-in closet to a hot/humid room. Roach farm, maternity ward, and incubator into a room. It's a 4'x4' room. Okay, separate story. I had fungus flies, but I took care of them... hopefully. But in the meantime the fungus gnats have spread to the hot room and on top of that I'm beginning to see phorid flies. Fungus gnats are harmless, but phorid flies aren't. I luckily know how to take care of them (because I've had them before), but I need to better figure out how to prevent them. Working on a combination of traps, cleanup crews, and more traps. Hoping it does the trick.
You're up.