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09-08-2010, 06:36 PM
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Oh Yeah, what about urchins.
Very painful, took forever to dig out the spine from my hand.
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09-09-2010, 03:52 PM
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all i have is one word...barracuda...if you even stick your finger in the tank the wrong way youll end up with a large slice down your finger. I cant imagine what i havent been bit by at work but the barracuda takes the cake even over show sized clown triggers, morays and even most sharks. Id even rather pick up a tokay gecko than get bit by my cuda.
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09-11-2010, 04:30 PM
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bitten oh yeah by lots of different things
In my tank.my female clown always bites me if I get to close.
In the wild I have been bitten on the forearm and have had my nipple mistaken for food while feeding fish. Stepped on a stingray got stung in the ankle worse pain I have ever felt. Kicked a urchin with my heel and spend the next week trying to pick the quills out of my heel, they dont really hurt though, they look a lot worse than they are.
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