Hello everyone, I'm Benji and I started wings and waves. I make really cool aquariums and birdcages. I'm looking to get my products into drop shipping. I got hit hard with covid and lost my multiple businesses and fell into a slump for a few years actually. I'm back on my feet. As strange as this sounds, I'm 5 lbs away from dropping 100 lbs total. I'm not going to be ashamed of it either. I'm very excited to be getting back into life and my designs and products are all the essence of "Benji". I will never hurt people or animals (fish too) for money. I build everything with intention of animal well being and built to last. If anyone has any suggestions or tips I am all ears. This is beyond a job for me, aquariums are like different worlds to me. Fish are little ambassadors enticing me to come see magic. I have 36 fish tattoos. ya. Much peace and love to you all. Best Benji

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