Taiwan Trip 2007 : Woddy Sun 's Ultimate Monster Combo!!

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tank space in my opnion is relative. Its like people who live as nomads, roaming the fields, compared to some city slickers, that live in a 700 sq. ft. apartment and has never been out of the State, which one is happier.

Or how about compare the homelss that roam the city, free range, but scavange for food, then our inmates, that are confined to 10x10 give or take, but have food, shelter, and basic necessities met, who has a better life?

Survival is the key, who wouldn't want a 10,000 square feet mansion? well, the rich people with it aren't necessarily happier than the guy in the 600 square feet apartment.

The pacu spawned, probably got a big water change, and thought the the drought had finally ended, and it was time to make babies. In the amazon during the dry season, many of them end up dried up in little mud pool, and become breeding grounds for maggots, so even people say they should roam free in the river, unrestricted, but is their life actually better? In this smaller tank, they're fed, and free from predators! Thought for the day

even people in piss poor countries, scanvanging for food, still make babies. its real strange, but according to a. maslow, if our basic needs aren't met, we cannot achieve the next level, so for the pacu what is their heirarchy of needs? maybe reproducing is their ultimate accomplishment without self actualization. sex believe it or not, is a very essential need on the heirarchy of needs!
 
ummm true monsters BUT why isnt there a weight on the tank tops?

dont they ever jump out?
 
Good argument Wes, but werent you referring to Robert Maslow?

EDIT : Nevermind, it is Abraham Maslow.. Its been a while ...
 
fugupuff;826449; said:
tank space in my opnion is relative. Its like people who live as nomads, roaming the fields, compared to some city slickers, that live in a 700 sq. ft. apartment and has never been out of the State, which one is happier.

Or how about compare the homelss that roam the city, free range, but scavange for food, then our inmates, that are confined to 10x10 give or take, but have food, shelter, and basic necessities met, who has a better life?

Survival is the key, who wouldn't want a 10,000 square feet mansion? well, the rich people with it aren't necessarily happier than the guy in the 600 square feet apartment.

The pacu spawned, probably got a big water change, and thought the the drought had finally ended, and it was time to make babies. In the amazon during the dry season, many of them end up dried up in little mud pool, and become breeding grounds for maggots, so even people say they should roam free in the river, unrestricted, but is their life actually better? In this smaller tank, they're fed, and free from predators! Thought for the day

even people in piss poor countries, scanvanging for food, still make babies. its real strange, but according to a. maslow, if our basic needs aren't met, we cannot achieve the next level, so for the pacu what is their heirarchy of needs? maybe reproducing is their ultimate accomplishment without self actualization. sex believe it or not, is a very essential need on the heirarchy of needs!

Wow, love the way you put this. :headbang2
 
wow....that is cool..
 
I am not a 1000 gallon per inch of fish guy ( there are a lot of those at MFK ) and do not oppose overstocked tanks ( some of them, in balance, are a tribute to their owners, an dwe have quite a few ones in MFK ) but this is ridiculous under any theory whatsoever....The RTC barely moves, for chrissakes!!:(
 
like homer simpson, rather just sit there a be fed, who says you can't be happy. most fish in captivity actually live longer than they do in the wild, because the water doesn't dry up, food is always available, and no predators!
 
Ok, bt there are de mininis rules, right? I agree with you on the broad sense, but those fihs barely move,..

Pacu spawned out of stress related disorders..had to get rid of the egs or whatever, perhaps...
 
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