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chevysoldier

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  1. You just don't want me to spend the money on a saltwater tank. Most definitely. This is why you get a walking fish.
  2. Yes they are, lol. Check this out: http://www.fishlore.com/saltwatervsfreshwater.htm Freshwater Approximate Total Cost: $270 Saltwater Approximate Total Cost: $635 Reef Approximate Total Cost: $1270 Think I'll stick with freshwater for right now,
  3. I think it would be neat to have a salt water tank but I am definitley not ready for the care involved in that. Check out www.fishlore.com. There seems to be a lot of info on that site. Will tell you what dwarf koi need; tank size, food, temp, etc. And actually a larger tank is better because they are more consistent. They won't see temp swings or chemical spike as easily, they are more forgiving.
  4. They also had one of these at the pet store, only a couple inches long. $25, I wanted to get it so bad!
  5. Good point. Well I have one less bottom feeder than "regular" fish so I guess it would help somewhat? Maybe they eat their own crap? We had looked at the Angels but wanted more peaceful fish. Plus I heard they are quite a bit of work, right?
  6. Lots of tannerite? My boss will buy any car, sight unseen for $200. He just takes them in for scrap. I know that isn't much, but maybe an idea for you to try some shops around your area.
  7. I used to have a fish tank when I was younger and then never had the time for one once I got older. Well my kiddo won a goldfish at the fair in August and we got her three more goldfish to go along. She picked out the other fish and everything to go inside, hence the pink gravel. lol Well the last one died this past Friday. she was pretty heart broken so we caved and got her some new fish. We wanted some hardy and clean fish so we got three Tiger Barbs (I think that's the name) and two Albino Cory Catfish. The Barbs are schooling fish so it is a riot to watch them group together and chase one another around. I wanted a couple of fish to help keep the tank clean so we got the Cory Catfish. They are primarily bottom feeders although one of the two tends to stay at the bottom while the other likes to hang around near the top. It's really interesting to watch these guys swim around and how they have their own personalities. I am really glad Brooke won that fish and got me back into this. Thought I'd post up a video and a couple of pictures and see if anyone else had this as a hobby also. Judd, I know you got a good sized tank. Post up some pictures. Video of the tank.
  8. What Casper posted. also make sure the connections are good and tight and not corroded. Also check your fuses.
  9. For you Glock and M&P owners. Red and green.
  10. Another cold case file closed. Good info relic_hunter, neat to know what it is.
  11. No! Really? Is the owner a good guy or more of a snarky fucktard?
  12. Sorry, I should have been more clear. Maybe there is a member on Ohio Riders that has a larger piece of land that would be fit for a group of people to camp out on. Somewhere off of the beaten path where you could have campfires and alcohol and don't need to worry about park rangers interfering. That would be swell. That is what I was trying to say.
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