Lionfish - Venomous

he family of Lionfish is a group of fish that are world renowned for their beauty and ability to inflict pain. These fish have large flowing dorsal and pectoral fins that are occassionly webbed at the base. The poison these fish can inflict is shot out through their venomous spines from the glands in the long grooves of their fins. Lionfish like an area where they can hang out like a crevice or cave. These fish are nocturnal and prefer to hunt during nightime.

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Size: 2-4 inches
Care Level: Moderate
Temperament: Bold
Reef Safe: No
Diet: Live Shrimp, Meaty
Origin: Indian Ocean
Acclimation Time: 4+ hours

 

i had a gold fish before

 

lionfish are a ton of money though erent they? i seen them for 200+ before

 

My dwarf lion fish was $50 I think. It was only about 2.5 inches long though. The cool thing was watching him eat guppies. He'd only eat live food.

 

i feed all my freshwater fish live food now. they wont eat anything that isnt movin

8" long 1.5" tall african cyclid ownz all my fish!! he is awesome

 

Wow, thast just wrong! ... im calling M S P C A

 

The 12 Most Common Reasons People Give Up Pet Monkey:

An incident involving one or more of the behaviors below:

A serious bite or other aggressive behavior -- usually toward a child or other family member, sometimes a friend or stranger.
Monkey is "disobedient", won't mind, gets into things or tears off diapers or clothes.
Monkey has gotten loose and caused household damage.
Interference with family unity -- monkey likes some family members and dislikes/attacks others.
Messiness-with food, droppings, cage mess or while loose in the house
Other "problem behavior." -- such as loud vocalizations, urine scenting, male erections, male or female masturbating.
A legal case involving a bite or scratch or disease

LMAO.. i would laugh my *** off if a monkey was jerkin off

 

that list makes me want 2 monkeys instead of 1

 

hold on, i jsut read that **** again. did anyone notice that it is basically the same as having a larger sized dog??? besides the beatin off i guess.

and i dont think i have ever seen a female monkey pleasuring herself

 

i wanna buy a male & a female. just to see a monkey rub one out, or to see a female monkey rubbin its box! oh that'd be hilarious

 

No a snake has to be pretty big or aggresive to try and choke a person. He was strong but not anything a person couldn't handle What would you do if you crawled in a girls bed and a snake crept up your leg I had a chinchila too.. pretty cute but useless pets

 

anyone thinking about getting a pet monkey.. might wanna think again.. lol read this

http://www.petmonkey.info/testimonials.htm

 

HOLY ****!

The young woman whose hand is pictured here says: "I thought Kaylie was the perfect child. I bottle-raised her from infancy. She slept with me, went to do shopping errands with me and was part of the family. When she was a baby capuchin, I would never have imagined that as a three-year-old Kaylie would attack me with no warning."

"The nerves in my hand and wrist were so severely severed that I will likely never regain use of my hand despite all of the surgeries I have endured."

"Kaylie lost her life. She was euthanized by authorities. Anyone who acquires a monkey thinking it will be a suitable pet is embarking upon a tragic journey… painful and heartbreaking."

 

yea dood... that just made me scratch the thought of a pet monkey

 

that sucks. they are so fun and stupid lookin. well there has too be a way too train them lil f uckers

 

they are soo smart they have temper tantrums... ntohing u can do about it.. they just rage, and snap at any given time..

 

they even had a story on there about a lady who had hers teeth removed, and claws removed... and it still beat her ***

 

bit her *** to be exact!

These wounds were caused by a toothless and "fixed" capuchin monkey. The woman whose leg is shown to the left wrote: I am sending you a picture of what Boomer (a capuchin) did to me last week and also to tell you that you were so right when you told me removing the teeth is no safe guard against getting hurt. As you can see, I was hurt from head to toe by him. I don't know why he got mad, he just attacked for no reason I can figure out. He was neutered at 9 months so it was not hormones! I didn't take anything away from him, he just all the sudden jumped on me before I even knew what was happening. I remember you telling me you can take the teeth and ********* out of a monkey but not the wild instinct. Now he is alone in a cage and I fear him.

 

lol

 

That hand pic is gross!
It looks like she tried to slit her own wrist.

As for these snakes.
It seems like an awful lot of people have had snakes that get too big and then just "get rid" of them. You know when you buy them they're gonna grow. So what's the point of getting one?
.....and where are they "getting rid" of them?