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12-11-2008, 06:35 PM
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I know first hand why we should not get adult fish unless they outgrew their owner's tank. My male clownfish is eaten and the other two now know to stay the heck out of Gryphon's way. I have a real life documentory happening in my tank now, and its my fault. Too bad he didn't get the damsel fish though... This guy loves live food!!! I guess he must love the tank size and the rock walls, and feels like he is back home.
If anyone has nice large fish that are too big for their tanks in Calgary shoot me a PM. I won't be getting the little guys, but I also won't be getting mature wild fish either. Laws need to be changed since newbie people like me don't know better until it is too late. I have no buyer's remorse, I will just have to deal with this now. In the wild animals get eaten if they are sick or slow. My two remaining clowns know better now and things are settling down. Gryphon is full now and is in one of his caves I made for him having a nap. I wonder if I will see the clown in his poop later...  
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12-11-2008, 06:39 PM
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Hunting
Gryphon hunting. He looks so small in this tank since he is a good 8" long, and a little fatter.
Last edited by my2rotties; 12-28-2008 at 06:59 PM.
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12-11-2008, 09:52 PM
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Price of the Tang at Oceans
The price of the 14" Tang at Oceans is $499, OUCH! Makes the $300 on at Wais look like a bargain.
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