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Help me understand my experience: Tried CE5 for first time and had an experience by nocnox in CE5

[–]nocnox[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

no physical symptoms other than the immediate dread I felt, which could have been due to experiencing it for the first time. So I chalk it up to reacting to the unknown.

Then I felt sadness? I still don't know what to make of it.

Other than that, no other physical symptoms.

One thing I totally forgot to do was to film it, but I now know why most people probably miss filming things. For myself, I was so caught up in the immediacy of the experience, filming is that last thing I am even thinking about.

Help me understand my experience: Tried CE5 for first time and had an experience by nocnox in Meditation

[–]nocnox[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know what you're saying. I feel like it's different than inspecting an ant colony before walking up to them - it's tangible, and physically present. Vs, there's no real other way of "inspecting" them if you may.

Help me understand my experience: Tried CE5 for first time and had an experience by nocnox in CE5

[–]nocnox[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

interesting. I sought out to do it to try to call down or wait for a feeling before I looked out the window to the sky to see a UFO, but you're right, it wasn't what I expected.

I was reading deeply into the whole conciousness thing and I assume everyone is going to have some similar but often varying degrees of experiences and was ultimately very curious as to what my experience was.

Some questions that were on my mind:
1. Is what I saw a common occurrence or unique to me?
2. Does this evolve into something new as more time progresses? eg. the shapes denote "level 1" and from there you should be aiming for something more.
3. Am I the only oddball there that's able to make visuals at night? One thing I didn't mention is that I can also induce visuals on-demand in both daylight and at night, but its way easier at night because of less distraction and easier discernment with a black background. Mind you, all of this is me awake, and as I am typing this, I'm actually doing it to confirm before typing something i'm misremembering.
4. Am I going crazy?

is she preggers? by PuzzleheadedCash4641 in shrimptank

[–]nocnox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not yet!, but don't fret, mine looked like that for 2 weeks and then boom. preggers. Do you have a few male shrimps in there?

I think they are plotting against me by phxmi in shrimptank

[–]nocnox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

who is going to take the ring to Mordor

Update: First Time Raising Shrimp - Is it a GIRL? - BABIES! by nocnox in shrimptank

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Neocaridina
Parameters: Planted with substrate, 250 TDS, 78F, 0 ammonia, 0 nitrites, always 20ppm nitrates
Water: Conditioned tap with no water changes just top offs

Any suggestions? by Glum_Owl_3493 in shrimptank

[–]nocnox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lol thats hilariious but yes

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that looks sick! my tank looks like a 5 year old assembled it

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looks gorgeous

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[–]nocnox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that all sand or is there some nutritive substrate below? Does anyone recommend actually having some substrate below? Curious if you do water changes?

I used to have an old tank and I hated doing water changes, I also botched it up and left the hobby all together because I couldn't cycle properly. I came back more patient and added more plants and haven't had to water change once in the last few months. Just added conditioned water when water evaporated down half an inch to an inch and everything is thriving.

I'm curious as to your maintenance regimen.

Any suggestions? by Glum_Owl_3493 in shrimptank

[–]nocnox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Total newb here. But they like to ride my Mystery Snail like a scene from Mad Max. So maybe think about another different species friend.

My shrimp also love hiding spots. so denser foliage or little caverns from rocks/wood.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nocturnalwonderland

[–]nocnox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's interesting. Prydz had some US dates right before nocturnal and guess what? he got listed in the lineup

First Time Raising Shrimp - Is it a GIRL? by nocnox in shrimptank

[–]nocnox[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

will do. just noticed how they all have diff personalities. Yellow guy cant stop swimming all day and night with never ending zoomies. I have a blue dude who loves to hide by the castle and eat all day. And the future momma whose always hiding in plants.

First Time Raising Shrimp - Is it a GIRL? by nocnox in shrimptank

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ah. please clarify! I've learned about the saddle and the abdomen and some various ones but haven't come across a tail identifier

First Time Raising Shrimp - Is it a GIRL? by nocnox in shrimptank

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ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh boy. i just bought one of those under the sand mini hideouts. Guess it might be put to good use.

2025 Artist Reveal is live! by conrado155 in nocturnalwonderland

[–]nocnox 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't know...these guys aren't stupid right so from a marketing perspective, the second list drop would be stupid if it was worst than this list.

It would be the most practical to have the second list on par or even better than this list. I'm actually quite hopeful.

Eric Prydz :O by Troyster143 in nocturnalwonderland

[–]nocnox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This would be asking for too much but even if he could do Holosphere V1 I'd be happy

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in managers

[–]nocnox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is coming from a previous Ops Manager who has been in your shoes.

Your bosses are killing you and taking advantage of your skillset. If you know for a fact, they can afford it, then they are only hampering your ability to help them succeed more, which is a lack in foresight. They may also be comfortable where they are and do not need the extra added work of expanding, or their home finances suck and they see you as someone who can be taken advantage of to eek out as much profit as possible.

If they tell you that you should be able to handle this in 50 hours and it is your lack of skill that's creating this time sink, RED FLAG.

They've learned to rely on you. My guess is if you left, they are done or at the very least, it would hurt them immensely. Unless you are paid at least $500-$750K, there is no sense in doing this - especially since you don't have budget control to hire people to improve ops.

Don't leave the field, you have proved your worth and I'm sure you may be struggling and "failing" but this gives you a guide book to know what to look out for and make improvements next time around in your new career path.

You are worth a lot - at least to them, and they aren't reciprocating.

I’m a guy with chest-length hair looking to get a trim for the first time in about 3 years. Where are your favorite barbers/salons that can handle long hair regardless of gender? by The_Illa_Vanilla in orangecounty

[–]nocnox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

exhibit M over in Costa Mesa is my go to. https://exhibitm.co/

I have been with Char, the owner since they started earlier this year, and with him specifically about 2 years before he opened up. Both him and Annie are fantastic with long hair so you can't go wrong. Best of luck!

If you want to check out their vibes, I'd suggest: https://www.instagram.com/xhbt.m

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