crypt keeper
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Cranberry, probably answered this a few times but how many tanks do you have?
New guy coming home today
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saxman
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just to drop the "other shoe", i did a head count this AM because i was curious, and unless i missed something, we currently have 17 specimens of venomous fish: (6) lions, (4) scorps, (3) waspfish, (2) Rhinos, and (2) stingfish.
we also keep SH, anthias, and barnacle blennies.
i guess it's a good thing we both like the hobby...YIKES!
i guess the "head count" was something i never should have been curious about...heh
we also keep SH, anthias, and barnacle blennies.
i guess it's a good thing we both like the hobby...YIKES!
i guess the "head count" was something i never should have been curious about...heh
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saxman
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Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3241731
and 2 types of filefish.
i KNEW i was forgetting something...
BTW, how come the barberi has a cooler St. Paddie's Day hat than my avatar?
http:///forum/post/3241731
and 2 types of filefish.
i KNEW i was forgetting something...
BTW, how come the barberi has a cooler St. Paddie's Day hat than my avatar?
ibanez
Member
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3241677
Not yet.....
We are also very careful and give them tons of the respect they deserve. If we are doing something in the tank we try to use a spotter to let us know if someone is moving in our direction. Messing around in the tank and moving them are the two times we are super careful.... but we know it's a risk and have read all we can on envenomation and what to do if we are stuck.... besides cuss loudly.
That is funny, my wife and I used to have a couple rattle snakes, but we were able to duct tape the lid down and drop a mouse in once every couple of weeks, we never had to stick our hands in there.
http:///forum/post/3241677
Not yet.....
We are also very careful and give them tons of the respect they deserve. If we are doing something in the tank we try to use a spotter to let us know if someone is moving in our direction. Messing around in the tank and moving them are the two times we are super careful.... but we know it's a risk and have read all we can on envenomation and what to do if we are stuck.... besides cuss loudly.
That is funny, my wife and I used to have a couple rattle snakes, but we were able to duct tape the lid down and drop a mouse in once every couple of weeks, we never had to stick our hands in there.
salt210
Active Member
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3241068
Have you ever seen a pic in the bag from me?
What happened to your tank, Salt210?
had to sell it back in september. job got slow and they cut my days back to none
http:///forum/post/3241068
Have you ever seen a pic in the bag from me?
What happened to your tank, Salt210?
had to sell it back in september. job got slow and they cut my days back to none
aquaknight
Active Member
Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3241653
The frondosa is so small. I'm super excited.
I think this might have answered my question. I was wondering if this purchase happened to coincide (perhaps motivated by) with a certain spawning pair of fish at a certain aquarium out your way
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http:///forum/post/3241653
The frondosa is so small. I'm super excited.
I think this might have answered my question. I was wondering if this purchase happened to coincide (perhaps motivated by) with a certain spawning pair of fish at a certain aquarium out your way