cuda

by **Snowboss4492** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 8:47 pm

Lion,

keep the site posted every once in a while, this sounds like an awsome lil fella, Dangerous as hell, but awsome none the less, lol

also - -I'll be starting a custom plywood tank in my new house soon, so by spring i wil have my well established 20 gallon long tank empty of critters - -i have been entertaining a single lion fish, do they do well by themselves and is a 20 long enough tank for one lion?

by **lionlord3502** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 9:52 pm

what kind of lion is it? it all depends on size my 3 are in a 55 but thay are small at 6 inches. with good filtartion and a few hiding spots as long as it isent over like 4 inches it will do good. i had 2 in a 30 and thay got huge spike was 10 inches at with fins open and two tone was about 12(my thay rest in peace)

by **lionlord3502** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 9:57 pm

o all most forgot the cuda still isent eating but he is still new to his home and not very smart i had to put blue tape on one part of the tank so he would stop thinking he could swim throu it. hoping to got more live rock tomaro for him.

by **lionlord3502** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 11:30 pm

here you go i got a pic of him up check my profile im not shour how to link it.

by **jweb1369** » Sat Sep 13, 2008 11:41 pm

Well you have to live in florida or near good dive spots. Then you go find someone who runs trips and tell them you wanna be a deck hand. You don't make any money from the business except what you get in tips.

by **Snowboss4492** » Sun Sep 14, 2008 1:02 am

i don't have the lion yet, im just researching the possability ..................the total oposite plan is to do a seahorse tank.................

by **fihsboy** » Sun Sep 14, 2008 10:58 pm

thats like night and day boss. Monsters or butterflys? but I understand. Both are increadible in there own ways. I live in florida and live about 10 minutes from Jax Beach. We dont really have a lot of coral reef out here....our boy scouts are dropping concrete reef balls to encourage the growth but its not full blown yet. :)

by **Snowboss4492** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:47 am

thats cool ....i like to see people trying to take care of the oceans.....damn tree huggers just wanna take care of things that people can see so they can get a pat on the back - - - "look what I did"

Boss's Disclaimer: not all environmentalists are tree huggers - - - before anyone gets their panties in a wad.........lol

by **fihsboy** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 1:33 am

haha nice. There is a lot of mixed emotion about the drilling here in florida........Most of the coral reef is where the oil is and its a main attraction to south florida. Yeah we have Mickey,hot beaches,nascar, and the space shuttle......But the florida keys is the fishing capital of the world. as well as one of the best places to see some gorgeous coral reef. If they drill..........they need to do it responsibly....

by **lionlord3502** » Mon Sep 15, 2008 11:44 pm

well boss i posted this im not to shour if you are disagreeing on the fish being in a home tank. but the chance to git the cuda out of a 55 loaded with rock into an open tank so it can swim.and isent the reason we keep reef to show it off? i got this fish for me not to show it off or git a pat on the back but for my own reserch i asher you that he will be going in a much bigger tank as he grows. as well as would you like it to go into a newbes hands that has no idea how to keep fish in the first place? if i wanted to throw away 130$ on a fish that will die from to much stress i would have bought the nerse shark thay had. and for an up date he is doing good i had to trade in the piuffer i had because it was bugging the cuda he has setteled down alot. i was hope to yous this post as a aid for people to lern about them and not to congrats me on have it.

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