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February 24th 05, 01:43 AM
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Maybe some line and really tiny fishhooks. I feel your pain. I have a blue
damsel that I cannot get out of my tank. My mated pair of maroon clowns seem to keep him in check. How long do these things live? 
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February 24th 05, 01:54 AM
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Damsels follow the "Rule of Inverse Cost in Relation to Co-Existance and
Longevity" theory which, boiled down, states that the less expensive the Sal****er lifeform the meaner and longer-lived it will be. Dan wrote in message ... Maybe some line and really tiny fishhooks. I feel your pain. I have a blue damsel that I cannot get out of my tank. My mated pair of maroon clowns seem to keep him in check. How long do these things live?
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February 25th 05, 01:04 AM
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Amen brother!!
I WILL get these little fu**ers! I'm on a mission from God. "DANorgard" wrote in message ... Damsels follow the "Rule of Inverse Cost in Relation to Co-Existance and Longevity" theory which, boiled down, states that the less expensive the Sal****er lifeform the meaner and longer-lived it will be. Dan wrote in message ... Maybe some line and really tiny fishhooks. I feel your pain. I have a blue damsel that I cannot get out of my tank. My mated pair of maroon clowns seem to keep him in check. How long do these things live?
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