guylaga
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Very little, only about an inch and a half. And that half is the nose!
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Very little, only about an inch and a half. And that half is the nose!
Glenn
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Holding up pretty good for an 8-9 year old Gramma
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I need to find me a borb, miss my old guy.
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Keep them fishes coming!
Are we missing some wrasses in the competition?
Cheers!
Are we missing some wrasses in the competition?
Cheers!
Do Inverts counts?
Took me about 50 shots and 2 hrs to come up with these crappy photos, he's superfast and doesn't stay when you tell him too. .. here's your wrasse Tony...Super Male Lineatus
Its just fish for this contest!
@BigRick That's one of my favorite wrasses. I bet it was hard they are always on the move!...lol
So photogenic and a great smile too!
Looks like he is telling me about our lord and savior cthulhu.
Here's a photo of the fish I feel has the most personality in my tank, besides my bully GSM BB, Leroy Jenkins, my yellowtail corris wrasse who's starting to transition. Couldn't get a regular photo so I had to record him for 3 min and just screenshot the vid lol
Nice!
Or trying to contact you about your car's extended warranty.
I just picked some up, this is a lawnmower right, and they bolt as soon I get close to the tank, so I can imagine how hard it was to get this photo
Woah!
They are little butt-heads LOL! Mine will stay still if he doesn't think he has been spotted. If he knows he has been seen, then yes he absolutely bolts!I just picked some up, this is a lawnmower right, and they bolt as soon I get close to the tank, so I can imagine how hard it was to get this photo
