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Placed my order!! Thanks guys your stuff is always amazing!!!

Iron Butterfly in mahopac ny on rt 6. The artist's name is chuk he rocks!!! Ill be there next week getting this one finished. well hopefully it will be done. Its already been 2 sittings.

I thought my ribs were worse than my chest.

Where are you located in westchester?

Haha yeah def I think its hard for us all to actually realize the enormity of the ocean.

Think about this we have only explored something like less than 5% of the ocean.....

Going next week to get my chest finished.....adding angle wings to it..... Thats one of about 10 tats I have. Ive been all over the place and been tatted by many diff artists. The guy im with now is by far my favorite and tied for the best.

Is your rock placed directly on the bottom of your tank or did you put it on top of your sand? I ask because pistols and gobys dig burrows under the rocks as you know but the rock could have shifted crushing and/or trapping them in there.

I think certain types of fish breed and die so fast that ick may not have the chance to take hold the way it does in a fish tank. The ocean is so large that I cant imagine all of it being infected at the same time. Although another interesting thing is that there is no one doing water changes in...

That's an interesting article with a smart way to rid your tank of a major infestation of these guys. Use a "bait" fish. Use a fish that is easy to catch and let these little guys latch on and then pull them out one by one. I'm not losing sleep over there being an infestation in my tank. If...

Dude what are you talking about? Read the links put up about this parasite. It comes on rock, in sand and on all types of fish. And there is no way I'm going to go fishing in my tank. That would probably be more damaging to any fish in my tank than the parasite is!!!

looking at my rabbit a little closer it looks like the parasite hooked right into one of his venomous spines. Maybe thats why it was so easy to catch. What are the chances of that? Maybe this could be investigated further as a way to kill/catch the little f'ers.

Also interested and wondering why you are selling?

Hahaha def a great way to end the year!! I should have bought a ticket!!

QUOTE=marrone;886856]You want to be really careful when you're handling the Rabbit fish, as the sting can hurt quite a bite. You want to make sure you have gloves on, and not just latex ones but thicker rubber gloves, like dish washing gloves. If you don't have thick rubber gloves you should use...