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Old December 10th 03, 02:02 PM
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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out of sure damn meanness. they will nip his fins off till he cant swim

and
then he'll die of asphyxiation.


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how can a 2" damsel kill a 20' shark ? swim into it's mouth and choke

it
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are there any real, documented cases of this happening ?


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Old December 10th 03, 04:13 PM
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are there any real, documented cases of this happening ?




eyeroll No, I took the shark out of the tank just before he nipped the
last of his fins off.


geesh
kc


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Old December 11th 03, 12:51 AM
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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"plaguebeast" wrote in message
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are there any real, documented cases of this happening ?




eyeroll No, I took the shark out of the tank just before he nipped the
last of his fins off.


geesh
kc



how many gallons do you need to keep a 20' shark ?


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Old December 11th 03, 05:22 AM
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of the
shark and the damsel.

kc


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Old December 11th 03, 05:55 AM
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of the
shark and the damsel.


now remeber to take into acount that the damsel will eat the shark once that occurs you
will only need about 30 gallons.


kc



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Old December 11th 03, 06:49 AM
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well the damsel is now confined to a compartment with way less then 30g but
has a nice flow through it to keep him plenty of 'fresh' water.

kc

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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of the
shark and the damsel.


now remeber to take into acount that the damsel will eat the shark once

that occurs you
will only need about 30 gallons.


kc



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Old December 11th 03, 04:01 PM
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of the
shark and the damsel.

kc



that is incredibly inhumane (insharkly maybe) he would have hardly enough
room to turn around.


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Old December 11th 03, 05:49 PM
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after the Damsel nipped most of his fin's off he was able to turn around
quite easily. guess it was a "Give/Take" relationship they developed.
eyeroll

kc

"plaguebeast" wrote in message
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of the
shark and the damsel.

kc



that is incredibly inhumane (insharkly maybe) he would have hardly enough
room to turn around.




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Old December 11th 03, 07:45 PM
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lol
this whole thread is awesome, lol

John

"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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after the Damsel nipped most of his fin's off he was able to turn around
quite easily. guess it was a "Give/Take" relationship they developed.
eyeroll

kc

"plaguebeast" wrote in message
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of

the
shark and the damsel.

kc



that is incredibly inhumane (insharkly maybe) he would have hardly

enough
room to turn around.






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Old December 11th 03, 08:32 PM
plaguebeast
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Seems like he would have just sunk to the bottom.


"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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after the Damsel nipped most of his fin's off he was able to turn around
quite easily. guess it was a "Give/Take" relationship they developed.
eyeroll

kc

"plaguebeast" wrote in message
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"Dragon Slayer" wrote in message
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one thousand two hundred sixty three. less for the displacment of

the
shark and the damsel.

kc



that is incredibly inhumane (insharkly maybe) he would have hardly

enough
room to turn around.






 




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