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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: bergen county, nj
Posts: 1,173
Reefer Ratings: (21 (100%) Friends: (13) |
Wolverine that looks official!! ahaha. nice! I personally saw it swimming irregularly after a food session. I then noticed that the mouth was not closing completely as it normally does, heavy breathing [ie full gills extended], starting to lay on it's side, then I saw the food in it's mouth with a little bit hanging out. I knew it had to be it so I proceeded. | ||||
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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: bergen county, nj
Posts: 1,173
Reefer Ratings: (21 (100%) Friends: (13) |
Paul, by the way, how do you get the fish to stay still while your performing your procedure? Did you keep the fish damp or something while doing this? I would be scared messing with an eel. | ||||
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| Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: New Hyde Park
Posts: 2,391
Reefer Ratings: (4 (100%) Friends: (11) |
the eel took a few people and a t shirt. the puffer was just in some wet cotton and i kept dipping him in the water. i am very surprised he lived as i did not close the wound. but it healed nicely and he just had a small scar for the rest of his life. | ||||
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