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01-26-2009, 05:37 PM
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I was born with a low tolerance to venom and stings. I've had hundreds of immunity boosting shots so that bee stings won’t kill me anymore. So naturally I keep a Volitan Lionfish. lol Watch out for the spines on top, if you're like me they can kill you. Or if you're lucky it will just hurt like hell for a few days.
I wear Coralife Aqua Gloves whenever I'm messing around in the tank and I always try to keep an eye on where the lion is. 
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01-26-2009, 06:22 PM
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Be careful when working on your tanks and handling other pets, children etc. Last year I gave my parrot a bacterial infection by cross-contamination by putting nori in my tank and hand feeding my bird without washing my hands first
 . The bird is fine now, but my wallet took and major hit.
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