They said it couldn't be done......

greenwolf52

Member
check out the name on this thread..."They said it couldn't be done..........."
Still saying it..........
Could this many people be wrong? Sure we could, and a VW Beetle isn't a chick's car.
 

30-xtra high

Active Member
Originally Posted by shark bait
UNREAL..... I did not want to post untill I saw it for my own two eyes. I'm going to do my own test. What if i put 4 full size pitbulls in a 8x8 room and feed them once a week. The same thing that is gona happen here. I had to put that in.
LOCK THIS BAD BOY UP NOW....

copycat!, read my post, my guess is next he's going to put a pitbull in a cage with a chihuahua and not feed them.
and triggcity, if you come back in a year with all 4 triggers alive i will personally send you every cent i own at that time.
and everybody keep bumping this post until a year from now, i want to see updated pics every week, and see how everythings doing, and when i say how everythings doing... i mean dead.
 

sharkboy13

Active Member
Originally Posted by greenwolf52
Could this many people be wrong? Sure we could, and a VW Beetle isn't a chick's car.
 

dragonzim

Active Member
Originally Posted by greenwolf52
Could this many people be wrong? Sure we could, and a VW Beetle isn't a chick's car.

LOL!!!
 
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shark bait

Guest
Originally Posted by 30-xtra high
i'm lovin this comparisons to african cichlids... comparing 5" africans to 20+" triggers is like comparing an earthworm to a cobra, and i had a 55 with about 4 africans in it.. if you consider those mean, do you know what a trigger is?, my africans were the nicest thing in my tank.. and i don't believe you in any way that you kept them in with a red devil... african cichlids get about 5 inches, and red deviles can easily grow 15+'', and eat anything.
triggcity... next are you gunna see how long a pitbull and a chihuahua can live in a cage without food?, you obviously know this is not going to work... just give the fish back and keep one of them, i'd say the queen cause they look the coolest jmo.

To funny. I only hit the first few did not see the last part of this one.
Well it's now fact, sice we both said it. Let the record reflect the above, your Honor I rest my case.
 

sexyfishers

Member
Words hurt, yes, but who was it who started the old saying 'truth hurts baby"?
First off I am here to be friendly to all.. let me start by telling you this. I have a friend who owns a resturant called Saltwater Grill in Panama City, FL. IN touring his tank room and climbing a 12 foot ladder to see the top of the tank, a beautiful queen trigger comes to the surface awaiting her snack. She is almost 3 feet in length and georgeous! Guess where he got her? ......
A customer, (such as yourself) was too eager in owning such a beauty and put her in too small of a tank along with a couple of other agressives (not sure what). This customer's too small of a tank was 750g.
This resturant owners tank is 25,000g. THIS QUEEN TRIGGER is happy and healthy. That is the difference.
What we all must respect and remember is this (and I am sure I am a baby in this area compared to many many of the advice givers on this site, let alone the one's above givng you advice/critisim whichever you want to call it.) ... we as hobbyist are removing God's beautiful specimens from their happy homes in the wild and placing them into a 6x3 space (if the specimin is even lucky) and expecting them to bring us peace, joy, etc.
Stop and THINK for a moment (close your eyes if you have to)... what happiness, peace and joy are you bringing to your tank?
Ok.. emotional stuff aside.. if nothing else.. think in these terms... by feeding your fish to happiness, you are now raising your ammonia levels to perpetious levels and now noone is happy. Soon thereafter nitrites and nitrates are going to go whack. This stresses fish and a stressed fish.. is a nasty and postal fish. Not to mention that you must throw obvious temperment into play.
WHETHER OR NOT these people are trigger owners.. they know the facts. Besides.. what made you buy 400$ worth of fish on a whim science project? That is, IF truly if you do own the pre-described tank. :notsure:
 

hot883

Active Member
Ok, so I am thinking that the USELESSNESS of the thread has played out. See ya in a year with your results.
The arguing and bashing has lasted long enough. Barry
 
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