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Old October 10th 08, 04:30 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.misc
mike d.
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Default dwarf lionfish RIP

well, if it wasn't for the fact that the cat belonged to my mom, I would
want to kill it too, but I am content to just wait till it dies on it's
own, and not get any more cats. They really are vile animals.Mike.
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I am not certain that the cat pulled him out of the tank- i only saw the
cat on top of the tank the day before i found the lionfish dried up on the
floor(without any lacerations on it) behind the tank. It is possible the
fish jumped on top of the cover, and the cat heard or saw him flopping up
there, and was just looking at it- or the cat may have had nothing at all
to do with the fish going onto the floor. Of course, it is remotely
possible the cat yanked the fish out of the tank, but that would be
without getting stung, and without marking the fish. Basically, the fish
probably simply jumped out- he had jumped out once before when i was
feeding them. Mike.


The cat did it and should be put to death.




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Old November 13th 08, 03:40 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.misc
Pat Paulson
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On Oct 10, 9:30*am, "mike d." wrote:
well, if it wasn't for the fact that the cat belonged to my mom, I would
want to kill it too, but I am content to just wait till it dies *on it's
own, and not get any more cats. They really are vile animals.Mike."NoSpam" wrote in message

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"mike d." wrote in message
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I am not certain that the cat pulled him out of the tank- i only saw the
cat on top of the tank the day before i found the lionfish dried up on the
floor(without any lacerations on it) behind the tank. It is possible the
fish jumped on top of the cover, and the cat heard or saw him flopping up
there, and was just looking at it- or the cat may have had nothing at all
to do with the fish going onto the floor. Of course, it is remotely
possible the cat yanked the fish out of the tank, but that would be
without getting stung, and without marking the fish. Basically, the fish
probably simply jumped out- he had jumped out once before when i was
feeding them. Mike.


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Drown the freaking cat. Who cares if it was your mommas or not. Just
put it in the tank the lionfish was in and use a snug fitting lid and
call it a sal****rer cat fish. Screw a cat. cats suck like the
majority of folks that used to be in the ramr group, that have
migrated here and other places...........
regards

Tristan
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Old June 25th 11, 12:23 AM
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It is accessible the fish jumped on top of the cover, and the cat heard or saw him flopping up there, and was just searching at it- or the cat may accept had annihilation at all to do with the angle traveling assimilate the floor. Of course, it is accidentally possible the cat yanked the angle out of the tank, but that would be after getting stung, and after appearance the fish.
 




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