Nemo
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mike19881956
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hey i swin not choke im about like 40 mins from u n uhh
def reminde me not to wear any bright orange in the forest lol.....(that suks for dear)
def reminde me not to wear any bright orange in the forest lol.....(that suks for dear)
coreysebes
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The lady at ***** said that they were a good starter fish? Oh well, I'm starting up with a Singaporean Angelfish and a Tang. Maybe even some clownfish, but it's in a 29 gallon aquarium, not one as small as the one in the link.
cnlight
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I hope your not serious CoreySebae about the fish in the 29 gallon. Angels need a big tank and a tang needs at least a 75 gallon tank.
I heard a story of someone wanting to save lobster from the grocery store, so she bought it and let in go in the lake in the back of her yard. She also left the rubber bands on so it wouldn't pinch her. If your going to do something, then do it right.
I wondered about the tank in the movie too. Isn't it illegal for someone to pick a fish off the reef like that and take it home. Also, the clown wouldn't be able to acclimate that quickly to a tank. The movie tank lookes like a 55 gallon to me and there is no way they could even think of putting a moorish idol in there. Pixar should have researched that a little better.
My lfs sells perc clowns, and most of the time people come in just to look at them, kids saying that they want one. I won't buy one just because they are soo popular.
I heard a story of someone wanting to save lobster from the grocery store, so she bought it and let in go in the lake in the back of her yard. She also left the rubber bands on so it wouldn't pinch her. If your going to do something, then do it right.
I wondered about the tank in the movie too. Isn't it illegal for someone to pick a fish off the reef like that and take it home. Also, the clown wouldn't be able to acclimate that quickly to a tank. The movie tank lookes like a 55 gallon to me and there is no way they could even think of putting a moorish idol in there. Pixar should have researched that a little better.
My lfs sells perc clowns, and most of the time people come in just to look at them, kids saying that they want one. I won't buy one just because they are soo popular.
tony detroit
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Originally posted by CoreySebes
The lady at ***** said that they were a good starter fish? Oh well, I'm starting up with a Singaporean Angelfish and a Tang. Maybe even some clownfish, but it's in a 29 gallon aquarium, not one as small as the one in the link.
OMG
The lady at ***** is a dip$hit.
dacia
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Both are doing splendid. I wonder if it would p*ss her off to know that I named them NEMO and MARLIN?
I love the movie, and I find it insane that people blame highly skilled animators (those fish looked, moved and even acted like the real thing...) for the mistakes of parents, bad LFS people, and Tetra...
I love the movie, and I find it insane that people blame highly skilled animators (those fish looked, moved and even acted like the real thing...) for the mistakes of parents, bad LFS people, and Tetra...
mike19881956
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whys everyone gor beef with her n y ainr she around anymore
lovethesea
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LOL thanks Squishy and Squidd
lovethesea
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I think they are refering to the Tetra Co. going on the CBS morning show. It was sickening. I think Overanalyzer sent them a very eloquent letter show them the error of Tetra's ways.
Someone posted a clip of it here. It was CRAZY the things they were say to get a "nemo and dori" tank of your own.
You were correct, but if you saw the clip you would go nuts.
Someone posted a clip of it here. It was CRAZY the things they were say to get a "nemo and dori" tank of your own.
You were correct, but if you saw the clip you would go nuts.
lovethesea
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and don't forget the dechlorinator addition too.
AND all of the cutsie "stuff" they placed in the tank and didn't mention the salt will eventually erode them in the tank.
Here I go.........I better stop for now.......
end of rant.
AND all of the cutsie "stuff" they placed in the tank and didn't mention the salt will eventually erode them in the tank.
Here I go.........I better stop for now.......
end of rant.
stillfrodo
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I don't know if its the same literature or pamphlet so to speak. But I saw something from Tetra and they described setting up a saltwater tank. if you read it, it makes out setting up a tank as easy as putting together IKEA furniture. Amazing.