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Old November 24th 03, 01:41 AM
nuchumYussel
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Hey, i have a 29 gallon aquarium that will have tetras, gouramis, a
pleco, a redtailed black shark, and possibly a corydora. What
non-fish(like a frog or a turtle) could i get that would not have my
fish for lunch and also not need to leave the water?

Evan
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Old November 24th 03, 02:02 AM
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"nuchumYussel" wrote in message
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Hey, i have a 29 gallon aquarium that will have tetras, gouramis, a
pleco, a redtailed black shark, and possibly a corydora. What
non-fish(like a frog or a turtle) could i get that would not have my
fish for lunch and also not need to leave the water?

Evan


oh dear another one



hold me back


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Old November 24th 03, 05:49 PM
Sajjad Lateef
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On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 17:41:01 -0800, nuchumYussel wrote:

Hey, i have a 29 gallon aquarium that will have tetras, gouramis, a
pleco, a redtailed black shark, and possibly a corydora. What
non-fish(like a frog or a turtle) could i get that would not have my
fish for lunch and also not need to leave the water?


A plastic frog.
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Old November 24th 03, 06:34 PM
Gail Futoran
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"nuchumYussel" wrote in message
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Hey, i have a 29 gallon aquarium that will have tetras,

gouramis, a
pleco, a redtailed black shark, and possibly a corydora.

What
non-fish(like a frog or a turtle) could i get that would

not have my
fish for lunch and also not need to leave the water?

Evan


http://www.pipidae.net/david/index.htm

These guys stay small and are friendly. The clawed frogs
(usually albino looking) get huge and eat fish.

Gail


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Old November 24th 03, 08:09 PM
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0rion wrote:

"nuchumYussel" wrote in message
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Hey, i have a 29 gallon aquarium that will have tetras, gouramis, a
pleco, a redtailed black shark, and possibly a corydora. What
non-fish(like a frog or a turtle) could i get that would not have my
fish for lunch and also not need to leave the water?

Evan


oh dear another one


Another what?



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