Uberhoust's latest activity
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They’re stressed from their ordeal of traveling the entire English countryside in a styrofoam box and not getting fed and being cooped... -
Uberhoust replied to the thread Hey! what happened to Freddy???.I name most of my fish, except the schooling types but even some of those get named if they stand out in some way. I like to interact...
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Uberhoust replied to the thread Favorite Disney Movie?.Fantasia was one of my favorites, I got to watch it in grade 2 class. I don't know how we managed to watch it, only available media at...
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I was going to say Fantasia, but I did see Up, & a few others. I liked; Monsters Inc, Wall-E, Antz or the other bug movie. We never had...
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Uberhoust replied to the thread How many versions of this hobby are there?.The fish are the most important to me. I don't care for overly sensitive fish, I like them to interact with me, so you won't see any...
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The nutrients also get depleted over time, when this happens you may see a change in plant condition (or algae) and have to compensate...
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Uberhoust replied to the thread Angelfish bullied and not doing well.I haven't found any way to make Angels get along with each other after they have started to seriously fight, other than to separate...
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I have 2 back to back 4 foot, 40 gallon tanks jutting out into the fishroom as a room divider. They're old tanks, and when one began to...
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just about anything can be fixed in an edible fashion... I also had a lion fish, in my salt water days... my church buddy, that helps...
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Right? I guess if I were starving, and surrounded by snails.... I'm not as adventurous as @Uberhoust but I've eaten squirrel. No it...
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Uberhoust replied to the thread Who ate my lionfish?.I wouldn't have any issue eating Nutria, hogs, rats, or even squirrels. I don't hunt anymore but why not eat the invasive critters...
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You may have heard about this. US Fish & Wildlife ran a story about eating invasive species last year, one being Nutria. Rat on a stick...
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Two Pseudomugil gertrudae enjoying the winter sun in there watery home.
