I started my tank with a clown fish pair in 2002.
As of this morning they were both still alive.
Wow I love that.
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I started my tank with a clown fish pair in 2002.
As of this morning they were both still alive.
Wow tell more.
2002.... bought one tiny domino damsel for a 500 gallon tank. He was absolutely adorable. I guess he was purchased to cycle the tank which is kinda funny since he was so tiny and the tank was so big. He ended up almost 5” long, a muddy black-brown color, and mean as the devil. I had to catch him with a hook and some shrimp. Took him back to the LFS. They put him in their DT where he lived another 10 years or so.
lol
18-19 got a refund from school went to the mall with my gf to buy some sneakers, walked into a Petland Discount had never seen saltwater fish before and I think the dude at the petshop saw how strucked and excited I was to actually see corals and saltwater fish and told me we have a special $300 for a 55g, stand, canister filter and gravel for will hold the eel for you... I said say no more take my money lol
Up to date the most expensive fish I’ve bought imagine spending almost $200 in 1999 on a fish lol
Edit: I couldn’t afford the sneakers after my splurge lol
Yep I did..... the tank was 8'x3'x3'..... had it not been for the 400 lbs of rock, my kids could have gone swimming! Could not catch or trap him and taking the water/rock out was NOT an option. So, rod and reel were the next best thing. We were very careful to not injure him. As soon as he took the shrimp, we scooped him with the net. And we took the barb off the hook. He was fine... a little ticked off, but none the worse for wear.You went fishing in your aquarium? Hahahaha it’s amazing he survived so long after too. What a catch!
Yep I did..... the tank was 8'x3'x3'..... had it not been for the 400 lbs of rock, my kids could have gone swimming! Could not catch or trap him and taking the water/rock out was NOT an option. So, rod and reel were the next best thing. We were very careful to not injure him. As soon as he took the shrimp, we scooped him with the net. And we took the barb off the hook. He was fine... a little ticked off, but none the worse for wear.
And the best story award goes to .... @bronxreef!!!!
Thank you thank you I’m so honored lol..
Also had a porcupine puffer, volitan lionfish and a yellow tang, what made me give up you ask besides being in my early 20s in a city that never sleeps... I remember walking into a petco and seeing in person a bi color dwarf angel and again went crazy snatched him up with again the last $40 in my pocket on a Friday I remember. Got home excited I was adding color to my tank... didn’t last 30sec my Eel made quick work of him. I was heartbroken starterd giving away everything after that day, but bounced back although it took me a while 2016 lol
That's gotta be one of the most unique way I've heard ofA baby hammerhead shark I caught off the pier when I was 9. That's when it all started 50 years ago.