Holy Overstocking, Batman!
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lovethesea
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dragonladylea
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Too much money - not enough sense!!!
nw2sltfsh
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Ive seen this tank before - I believe this is the method used for stocking in either Japan or China (I forget which) and they have proven that they have no quality issue and the livestock has been thriving
I dont see how it is possible but there are many reputable sites that talk about this
I dont see how it is possible but there are many reputable sites that talk about this
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surfinusa
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people dont under stand you cant have every fish on the reef they probably took all the fish out of the ocean they have to share they have to share with every body if they keep it up theres not gonnna be enough fish for us to enjoy
agent707
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Originally Posted by surfinusa
people dont under stand you cant have every fish on the reef they probably took all the fish out of the ocean they have to share they have to share with every body if they keep it up theres not gonnna be enough fish for us to enjoy
UR kidding I hope. Maybe you should go for a scuba dive on a large reef. You may not be so, uhmmm... worried about the oceans running out of fish. The reef's I dove on Okinawa had millions and millions and millions of fish in them. Oh, and millions more. I wouldn't worry about the oceans tropical fish falling short due to aquarium populations.
The worlds aquariums couldn't hold the fish found in a 1 square mile area of a densly populated reef.
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people dont under stand you cant have every fish on the reef they probably took all the fish out of the ocean they have to share they have to share with every body if they keep it up theres not gonnna be enough fish for us to enjoy
UR kidding I hope. Maybe you should go for a scuba dive on a large reef. You may not be so, uhmmm... worried about the oceans running out of fish. The reef's I dove on Okinawa had millions and millions and millions of fish in them. Oh, and millions more. I wouldn't worry about the oceans tropical fish falling short due to aquarium populations.
The worlds aquariums couldn't hold the fish found in a 1 square mile area of a densly populated reef.
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surfinusa
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i was excagerating but still share the fish just come on they need some sense or just a huge upgrade
emperor11
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IMO, it looks great! Yes, it does look crowded, but so does the reef. Plus, a lot of his fish are just large, giving it that crowded appearance, but a bunch of smaller fish to fill up that tank would make it look worse. Yes, I most certainly hope thats at least a 300 gallon tank, and yes I hope that he has good filtration, because the majority of those fish are angels, tangs, or butterflys. JMO
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jdragunas
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i dunno... it looks photo-shopped to me...
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surfinusa
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they need more live rock and can somebody talk to them please they must have been dropped on their heads or something to have that many fish
