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tbone 01-12-2006 04:28 AM

amazing!
 
Must SEEE.
http://www.youtube.com/w/fish?v=ViOMr2o_Iws&search=fish

Scavenger 01-12-2006 05:18 AM

Ya I saw that one. Better than an airshow!

Willow 01-12-2006 05:23 AM

omg, amazing!!1

Chin_Lee 01-12-2006 06:03 AM

Omg
 
Oh my ...... make me giggle like a little girl :redface:

j83 01-12-2006 06:21 AM

Is that real? Crazy if it is . . . still pretty cool if it isn't =)

Beverly 01-12-2006 09:36 PM

Pretty cool :cool: Laughed and laughed :lol: What the heck were the men saying, though?

Samw 01-12-2006 10:26 PM

Yeah, I was thinking they must have fed some magnets to the fish and there must be a big magnet below the tank moving around. Either that or its all CG. LOL.

Chin_Lee 01-12-2006 10:40 PM

doubt it
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Samw
Yeah, I was thinking they must have fed some magnets to the fish and there must be a big magnet below the tank moving around. Either that or its all CG. LOL.

i thought the same but if that was the case, they would have been dragged around as opposed to swimming around.

Xtasia 01-12-2006 10:50 PM

Weakmagnet?

Maybe its just the "orange" in his yellow skin making it look like another goldfish... schooling mentality....

I think it could be real.. there were mistakes.. they fell out of order and got lost. Maybe it has to do with some conditioning... Used to moving to his hands when he feeds...

if James @ OA can tame a Tang enough so he can scratch it's belly, I can believe this.

Samw 01-13-2006 12:00 AM

But if you look at the way they turn or swim, they aren't bending their bodies nor wagging their tails very much at all. They are moving quite fast without effort. How do they pick up speed without using their tails for propulsion? I haven't seen goldfish swim like that before. The only time they seem to swim normal in the video is when they break out of formation as if the magnets below them are lowered or dropped or moved away.


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