Subliminal AC Members Feb 21, 2007 1,806 0 0 50 Princeton, NJ Oct 25, 2007 #41 I lost both hands from sticking them in my fish tank. You should try rearranging live rock with no hands. It's difficult.
I lost both hands from sticking them in my fish tank. You should try rearranging live rock with no hands. It's difficult.
Squawkbert Senior padder Oct 3, 2006 3,417 2 38 62 ST.L area www.aquaticplantcentral.com Oct 25, 2007 #42 ... and will we be "bobbing for lionfish" at your Halloween party?
BeelzeBob -CHAUVINIST PIG- Mar 18, 2006 927 0 0 42 Boulder, Co. Oct 25, 2007 #43 hey, stick your finger in that trigger tank while youre at it
Subliminal AC Members Feb 21, 2007 1,806 0 0 50 Princeton, NJ Oct 25, 2007 #44 Triggers don't scare me, son! Lion fish neither. Heck, I saw a man tame a shark with a touch of his fingers...and he wasn't even wearing gloves!
Triggers don't scare me, son! Lion fish neither. Heck, I saw a man tame a shark with a touch of his fingers...and he wasn't even wearing gloves!
Squawkbert Senior padder Oct 3, 2006 3,417 2 38 62 ST.L area www.aquaticplantcentral.com Oct 25, 2007 #45 Pound for pound, I'd be much more afraid of a parrot fish than a trigger.
Subliminal AC Members Feb 21, 2007 1,806 0 0 50 Princeton, NJ Oct 25, 2007 #46 I am afraid of no fish, my friend. Well, maybe manbearfish...but that's it. 1/2 man...1/2 bear...1/2 fish. 100% scary!
I am afraid of no fish, my friend. Well, maybe manbearfish...but that's it. 1/2 man...1/2 bear...1/2 fish. 100% scary!
soccerkidbs How do you like me now? Mar 9, 2007 645 0 0 38 Medford Oct 25, 2007 #47 haha i was feeding a trigger and kinda left my hand in the tank and he got my finger. it wasnt that bad but it is hard to type with my little war wound.
haha i was feeding a trigger and kinda left my hand in the tank and he got my finger. it wasnt that bad but it is hard to type with my little war wound.
BeelzeBob -CHAUVINIST PIG- Mar 18, 2006 927 0 0 42 Boulder, Co. Oct 25, 2007 #48 yea. the one thing that you can keep, that youd never want to run across is an Odontodactylus scyllarus. aka peacock mantis shrimp. http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/arthro...ostraca/royslist/species.php?name=o_scyllarus BUNG!
yea. the one thing that you can keep, that youd never want to run across is an Odontodactylus scyllarus. aka peacock mantis shrimp. http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/arthro...ostraca/royslist/species.php?name=o_scyllarus BUNG!