filtration for saltwater
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Poisonous means you ingested it orally.
Venomous means you were stung externally.
.. You don't eat the fins of your lionfish do you?
I can almost guarantee that Volitan you have will not live more than a few more months.
Venomous means you were stung externally.
.. You don't eat the fins of your lionfish do you?
I can almost guarantee that Volitan you have will not live more than a few more months.
Judging from the facts that it is 3".. I would say your full of it. Infact, I am 100% positive you are full of it.
A volitan lion would grow 6-12" in a year, easily. Think, before you talk.
You probably get a boner from feeding it goldfish, that is why it's going to die.
It is ignorant people like you who refuse the help of others because you think you 'already know everything.' Then you pass on your glorified wisdom to others, which then gives the misconception that Saltwater tanks are 'hard to keep' and 'the fish die easily' as well as 'They are so expensive'.. When really, they were just mislead. This then leads to people not even attempting to get into the Hobby. Then if they do decide to take Aquariums up as a hobby, it is people like me who have to work hard and use scientific evidence to dispell any myths that people like you have been blowing out their windholes for years.
If you want to keep your Saltwater fish half-assed, like you do, go back to the 80's.
I apologize for my comments, because I am an MFK community sponsor and I represent MFK as best I can. I tried to help, but this guys ignorance has really struck a nerve.
Learn to be wrong once in a while, Man..
A volitan lion would grow 6-12" in a year, easily. Think, before you talk.
You probably get a boner from feeding it goldfish, that is why it's going to die.
It is ignorant people like you who refuse the help of others because you think you 'already know everything.' Then you pass on your glorified wisdom to others, which then gives the misconception that Saltwater tanks are 'hard to keep' and 'the fish die easily' as well as 'They are so expensive'.. When really, they were just mislead. This then leads to people not even attempting to get into the Hobby. Then if they do decide to take Aquariums up as a hobby, it is people like me who have to work hard and use scientific evidence to dispell any myths that people like you have been blowing out their windholes for years.
If you want to keep your Saltwater fish half-assed, like you do, go back to the 80's.
I apologize for my comments, because I am an MFK community sponsor and I represent MFK as best I can. I tried to help, but this guys ignorance has really struck a nerve.
Learn to be wrong once in a while, Man..
damn, g's...so much hatin' in this thread, yo...even amongst enamies there can be respect, know what I'm sayin'...dayumn..it's all good in tha hood, aight..and that's tha way it's gonna be....venomous, poisonous, all same ****...IT'll F*CK YOU UP (dave chapelle voice from skit with samuel adams/jackson beer that was a tight skit, doggs...)
peace...
peace...
Its not the same Volitan queer maybe I should let you know I work in and out a fish shop so I switch my fish out all the time. Ya the baby Volitan I had is now in a bigger tank in the shop, keeping it for me. and dont half ass me cuz you run your own fish selling business. and you know what I want to let you in on the little peice of info and Ive talke to other people about this and they agree that all the fish they had never out grew there tank. Take this one in my father kept a Volitan in a 45 hex with about ten other fish, for about 2 1/2 years and that thing didnt get any bigger than 5 '' then when he moved it to a 210 it grew about four inches in about 6 months time. So dont question my methods le douche.
Man I just got four words for you, kiss my white.......... Alright Miles I will be the bigger man here and apologize for cussing you out and that all the people here at MFK had to see it.
And on an ending note..
The methods of filtration, in which I fully explained the pros and cons, are often decided as the most effecient ways to filtrate a Saltwater tank.
Thanks. Enjoy!
The methods of filtration, in which I fully explained the pros and cons, are often decided as the most effecient ways to filtrate a Saltwater tank.
Thanks. Enjoy!
