Brand New 8 gallon bio cube
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Dont have to worry about this one eating fish for a while... he's maybe 4-5" long. Think earth worm size.
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This one tho... it'll eat everything that'll fit in its mouth.
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24" ish
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The one I really want one day... perfectly reef safe until they get a certain size then a switch flips and they eat every fish in the tank in one night. I love tessys... they get 5' long.That’s a sea monster
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I saw one of those at my LFS the other day, it was cuddling up to a couple of large tangs. I thought “it’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing”...The one I really want one day... perfectly reef safe until they get a certain size then a switch flips and they eat every fish in the tank in one night. I love tessys... they get 5' long.
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Sizing them up trying to decide if it could swallow it. They are 100% fish eaters. Well, they eat a lot of cephalopods also, but those usually aren't in reef tanks unless you have a "brand nused 8g biocube."
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We need a private meme group or something... not on this page. I have some good one that arent exactly reef safe if you know what I mean.
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It kills me when people come in and comment like @Katrina71 is a reef noob ;HilariousSizing them up trying to decide if it could swallow it. They are 100% fish eaters. Well, they eat a lot of cephalopods also, but those usually aren't in reef tanks unless you have a "brand nused 8g biocube."
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That is funny, but I was talking about the current owner of that tank. He's got an octopus(cephalopod) in it.
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It's absolutely freezing here too, cold front coming thru tonight. Oh, yea, I had the AC on yesterday... gotta love living directly under the jet stream, hot one day cold the next.
