Because they're his little friends..ha They have similar colors and possess spines he doesn't want to mess with. I have a few 3inch clowns in there with him. Plus i feed the st plenty so he doesn't get desperate.
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Because they're his little friends..ha They have similar colors and possess spines he doesn't want to mess with. I have a few 3inch clowns in there with him. Plus i feed the st plenty so he doesn't get desperate.
Just finished reading all 13 pages. Welcome to MFK. Great tank you have there. I love how you are so dedicated to your fish and raising such an incredible, beautiful ST. Looking forward to seeing this beast in action.
This is a WIN to be humble and raising the Best looking ST on MFK imho. Keep up the great work. Some of us just can't help being a true Narcissist.
-The use of the term "narcissism" to describe excessive vanity and self-centredness predates by many years the modern medical classification of narcissistic personality disorder. The condition was named after a mythological Greek youth named Narcissus who became infatuated with his own reflection in a lake. He eventually died there because he couldn't tear himself away from the admiration of his image.
To the 1%ers that have such a deep tank "with" this personality disorder, be careful not to fall in love with your own reflection or you might end up fouling up your water.
Anyhow,
I tend to name most of my fish. Does this fish have a name for being the king of the tank?
This is a WIN to be humble and raising the Best looking ST on MFK imho. Keep up the great work. Some of us just can't help being a true Narcissist.
-The use of the term "narcissism" to describe excessive vanity and self-centredness predates by many years the modern medical classification of narcissistic personality disorder. The condition was named after a mythological Greek youth named Narcissus who became infatuated with his own reflection in a lake. He eventually died there because he couldn't tear himself away from the admiration of his image.
To the 1%ers that have such a deep tank "with" this personality disorder, be careful not to fall in love with your own reflection or you might end up fouling up your water.
Anyhow,
I tend to name most of my fish. Does this fish have a name for being the king of the tank?
