draconis321
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I have a 125 gal and i'm looking for some thing that compleitly uniqueweird and different but nothing poisonis
looking for some thing unique
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regina13
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How much money you got???
draconis321
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the max I'll spend is $150
ccampbell57
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Bodacious - post some pics of the Gem
draconis321
Member
It doesn't need to be expensive just uniqe freaky different some thing no one
will have at least where I live
will have at least where I live
ufo8micats
Member
get a hag fish, they are unique.
hillius31
Member
Originally Posted by draconis321
http:///forum/post/2501849
It doesn't need to be expensive just uniqe freaky different some thing no one
will have at least where I live
I bought Leonard which is my stonefish for $35.00. BUT HES POISONOUS. But VERY VERY different and cool. Hes got a weird personality.
Good luck with your search.
Justin
http:///forum/post/2501849
It doesn't need to be expensive just uniqe freaky different some thing no one
will have at least where I live
I bought Leonard which is my stonefish for $35.00. BUT HES POISONOUS. But VERY VERY different and cool. Hes got a weird personality.
Justin
j.p
Member
Originally Posted by ccampbell57
http:///forum/post/2501847
Bodacious - post some pics of the Gem
Originally Posted by bodacious
http:///forum/post/2501771
I have a gem tang but your going to have to come up with a lot more money than that
yeaaa plzz post pics!!!!!!
http:///forum/post/2501847
Bodacious - post some pics of the Gem
Originally Posted by bodacious
http:///forum/post/2501771
I have a gem tang but your going to have to come up with a lot more money than that
yeaaa plzz post pics!!!!!!
dryvern
New Member
I've always fancied a crayfish or two, but from what i remember 125 gal is not big enough.
Last week I finally got tank no.12 (not much room in my flat, lol). Having seen a 7" undulated trigger in a gardencenter/LFS in a 18" holding tank for 2 years (aparently unsuccessfully housed)...was too much. I bit the bullit & made room for the 2 year mature tank another LFS was selling. It had a large moray eel in & after some research took the chance (introducing the eel first).
Happily they get on great, sleep together, eat together & chase each other sometimes. Still keeping an eye just incase but all goes well.
Pics:
Vids:
http://s126.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=PICT1615.flv
http://s126.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=PICT1628.flv
Last week I finally got tank no.12 (not much room in my flat, lol). Having seen a 7" undulated trigger in a gardencenter/LFS in a 18" holding tank for 2 years (aparently unsuccessfully housed)...was too much. I bit the bullit & made room for the 2 year mature tank another LFS was selling. It had a large moray eel in & after some research took the chance (introducing the eel first).
Happily they get on great, sleep together, eat together & chase each other sometimes. Still keeping an eye just incase but all goes well.
Pics:
Vids:
http://s126.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=PICT1615.flv
http://s126.photobucket.com/albums/p...t=PICT1628.flv
ccampbell57
Active Member
Oh man KJR is going to love this tank...that undy is AWESOME!!!
ccampbell57
Active Member
Originally Posted by J.P
http:///forum/post/2503076
yeaaa plzz post pics!!!!!!
JP - not holding my breath on any pictures. I have a feeling there is no Gem tang...jeweled tang more likely.
http:///forum/post/2503076
yeaaa plzz post pics!!!!!!
JP - not holding my breath on any pictures. I have a feeling there is no Gem tang...jeweled tang more likely.
dryvern
New Member
Oh man KJR is going to love this tank...that undy is AWESOME!!!
Cheers, he's quite a character. I just could no longer see it in the tiny tank it was in. Just found out the place that was feeding him mainly muscles did not order them in.....they came from tesco fish counter. Lol off to Tesco for me then to get yet another item for its diet.....I spoil them rotten! Lol
Cheers, he's quite a character. I just could no longer see it in the tiny tank it was in. Just found out the place that was feeding him mainly muscles did not order them in.....they came from tesco fish counter. Lol off to Tesco for me then to get yet another item for its diet.....I spoil them rotten! Lol
crashbandicoot
Active Member
I do love the undulateds . even though they have major additudes , they are stil one of my favs
kjr_trig
Active Member
Dryvern, your Undy is a beauty...He has great coloration and it looks like personality as well...The one in my avatar shared a home with a Fimbriated Eel, wasn't mine but I looked after him while the guy was out of town, the two tolerated each other quite well...surprisingly.
rainmkr07
Member
Originally Posted by draconis321
http:///forum/post/2499482
I have a 125 gal and i'm looking for some thing that compleitly uniqueweird and different but nothing poisonis
I think you should get a Warty Frogfish:
Check out this article on them:
******
http:///forum/post/2499482
I have a 125 gal and i'm looking for some thing that compleitly uniqueweird and different but nothing poisonis
I think you should get a Warty Frogfish:
Check out this article on them:
******
j.p
Member
Originally Posted by ccampbell57
http:///forum/post/2505300
JP - not holding my breath on any pictures. I have a feeling there is no Gem tang...jeweled tang more likely.
awwww man
http:///forum/post/2505300
JP - not holding my breath on any pictures. I have a feeling there is no Gem tang...jeweled tang more likely.
awwww man
triggerfre
Member
Try a oriental flying gunard.Took me almost a year to get one in and i love him.He eats everything and from my hand.
texasmetal
Active Member
125 is way too small for an adult gurnard. They grow to like 18" long and way wider with their fins. Need more like a flat 300 gallon.
I second an octopus. An O. briareus or O. vulgaris would be ideal for that size of tank. Just fasten those lids down good! As long as you get a very small one it will be around for a year or more, grow pretty big, and unlike a fish, it can reach out and play with you.
I second an octopus. An O. briareus or O. vulgaris would be ideal for that size of tank. Just fasten those lids down good! As long as you get a very small one it will be around for a year or more, grow pretty big, and unlike a fish, it can reach out and play with you.