Something trippy to watch...

Okay then.. apart from the fact that they would consume every other living thing in your reef tank, and that they may actually inflict serious harm to their owner.. why wouldn't you want one for your reef aquarium?
 
GR1KTR said:
Okay then.. apart from the fact that they would consume every other living thing in your reef tank, and that they may actually inflict serious harm to their owner.. why wouldn't you want one for your reef aquarium?
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Well in that case i want one May be two:ROFLMAO: How do you get them home in a tin helmet :D Regards Roy
 
Always best to bring a mantis shrimp home in a heavy artillery vehicle equipped with rocket launchers and stealth cloaking devices. One must remember that a mantis shrimp does have the best vision of all creatures. Without effective cloaking devices, you are just a clam to a mantis shrimp.
 
Art deco aquarium 1920s

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Source: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/1920s-art-deco-aquarium

1960s or 1970s aquarium? I'm not sure..

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Source: http://reefbuilders.com/2009/11/20/revolution-evolution-hobby-trends-impact/

Very expensive old aquarium..

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Source: http://www.worldwidereefers.com/forums/showthread.php?4000-Photos-from-old-aquariums
 
Hi Glenn, The last pic Would make a Lovely W-K Small pond in the middle Bit of moss .Around the outside HC Cuba With a couple of clumps Lilaeopsis brasiliensis here and there maybe something hanging over the side? The first pic think got to be 1970 very bad taste in them days I know got some pics of myself .But at the time thought i was cool :D Now i look at the pics SHOCKING :ROFLMAO: Regards Roy
 
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