piscesblue
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I was just wondering (too much slack time at work tonight) what our fish think when they see us walking around and staring at them. Any suggestions? Get creative on this one. 
What do your fish think when they look at you?
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broomer5
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I think my Clarkii clownfish looks out at me and my girlfriend and wonders if we are going to spawn.
The damsel wonders if we are compatible, since we have disimilar body types.
The Royal Gramma sees us opening our mouths and barking at each other and say's to itself " I can relate" !
The firefish just looks out and wishes we would change the channel - it hates MTV !
The damsel wonders if we are compatible, since we have disimilar body types.
The Royal Gramma sees us opening our mouths and barking at each other and say's to itself " I can relate" !
The firefish just looks out and wishes we would change the channel - it hates MTV !
piscesblue
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I'm not sure what you are looking at, but in the august pics, the white thing on the right is my algae scrapper and I bought my seaclone used, didn't know they had a sponge. Where does the sponge go? Maybe this is why my tank is full of bubbles! I'll post new pics soon and thanks for your kind words.
My fish wonder why the aquarium I live in doesn't have any coral in it and how boring it must be for me.
My fish wonder why the aquarium I live in doesn't have any coral in it and how boring it must be for me.
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mblueking
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Please feed me <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" /> hey baby come to pa pa that right treat me good and kept me happy.
stupid_naso
Member
Are you trying to kill me?
Stop moving the rocks around, and get me a new anemones. I'm tired of sleeping without a bed.
Stop moving the rocks around, and get me a new anemones. I'm tired of sleeping without a bed.
fshhub
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how bout, ya know, if i were free, i would have 7 wives and acres of swim area to play,
but here, i get fed without hunting and safety from preditors, thanks dad,
for not cramming me in a lil bag like that again
and for not sticking me in a lil bitty container(even though this is much smaller thatn the coean), at least i can play instead of always running
but here, i get fed without hunting and safety from preditors, thanks dad,
for not cramming me in a lil bag like that again
and for not sticking me in a lil bitty container(even though this is much smaller thatn the coean), at least i can play instead of always running
kris walker
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The several fish I used to have in my 29 gal probably thought "man, and I thought I was living in crowded quarters."
kris
kris
kris walker
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ReefnJeff, that's a technically adept fish! I should get one for my tank so he can point out all that I'm doin wrong!
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kris
coraltrapper5020
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more food please.
dizzy
Member
Mine say,
This species (homo erectus) is quite territorial. The male of the species never leaves the confines of his sitting device and will become quite hostile at any other creature who is in his place when he is present.
Another demonstration of the male's territorialism is that the small hand held device never leaves his side. If the female of the species tries to obtain it, to alter the lights and sounds coming out of the large box opposite the male, she is rudefully scolded and chastised...and eventually leaves him alone.
Quite a hardy species...and the male is highly compatible with multiple females of the same species.
;-)
Diz
This species (homo erectus) is quite territorial. The male of the species never leaves the confines of his sitting device and will become quite hostile at any other creature who is in his place when he is present.
Another demonstration of the male's territorialism is that the small hand held device never leaves his side. If the female of the species tries to obtain it, to alter the lights and sounds coming out of the large box opposite the male, she is rudefully scolded and chastised...and eventually leaves him alone.
Quite a hardy species...and the male is highly compatible with multiple females of the same species.
;-)
Diz