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Latest Animal Stories on Marine - Saltwater Fish (1193)

john - 2005-04-20
Do not feed a saltwater shark...thats really expensive... disease ridden, non-nutritious goldfish! i can guarantee you will lose your shark the second you put a bad batch of goldfish in there. buy ghost shrimp and put some vita-chem in the bag so they absorb it, that way they can have some healthy substance. Do yourself a favor and read the book they advertise. There you will also find how to tell the sexual difference in your shark. I have a little girl, who loves her healthy and frozen squid mixed with vita-chem so she lives a long time. Please people do research before you buy! for the fishes/sharks sake.

Anonymous - 2005-04-20
Animal world helped me SOOOO much with my project for school. I got 4. I am SO happy.
Thanks!

Thefishkeeper - 2005-04-15
The sexual difference is easy to tell. Look at the "tags" around the anal...females have 2. I have a female who is beautiful, also do not feed them live food! trust me! Feeder fish are just swimming with disease, there is also no nutritional value, its the equivilent to popcorn. Feed frozen silversides, tiger shrimp, krill, and put some vita-chem on it. The life of your shark will be much longer!

Jack - 2005-04-13
Good active little character who loves chasing bubbles up and down. Good buddy with my Foxface and a great appetite.

Micsizzle the shizzle - 2005-04-13
Omg guys, this web site is so super. I love fishes, but i dont like touching them ...ewww. so I just look at them.

Art - 2005-04-09
My daughter went looking for a sand sifter to replace a gold headed sleeper and came home with a pink spotted. What a wonderful addition to my tank. The sales girl obviously didnt know what she had and practically gave my daughter the fish. It dosent bother with the tomato clown either and the tomato clown learned early to leave him alone ;) LOL

Benjamin - 2005-04-09
I have recentaly aquired two juvenile Blue tangs, they are doing well and I hope they live for a long time. They are fun to watch and beautifully colored. This sight is awlsome!!

Andrew B. - 2005-04-08
I have just set up my first marine aquarium, and thanks to all the helpful hints on your page, its doing swimmingly!

Ramon Ortiz - 2005-04-08
Same deal with mine. I placed mine in the tank and the first thing that he did was dive into the sand. This fish is a beautiful specimen and a wonderful addition to any tank.

Big Dave - 2005-04-07
I bought a "Green Wrasse" about 3 months ago. It has been a wonderful addition to the aquarium. I love active fish, and this fish is most active. As it swims it looks like a bird in flight. Gets along real well with the triggers and other hearty fish in the tank. If you like a fish that is active, easy on the eyes, and a good eater. I would highly recommend..

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