Watermelon banquet
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Watermelon banquet
The other day I bought a watermelon with the intention of trying the Clowns with it once I thought it was ripe. Well tonight was the night, and they really enjoyed it! They demolished it quicker than cucumber and both of the 3" x 2" x 1.5" (approx) chunks that I put in were gone within an hour!
I thought I'd share a few photographs, taken under blue moon lighting:
First out to try it (after the greedy barbs of course...) was one of the smaller Clowns:
Just look at these two getting stuck in!
Another action shot:
One of the larger loaches takes a chunk out of it:
Starting to gather round the melon in numbers now!
Marge enters the mix....
and sees off a lot of the 'smaller' competition....
"Mine, all mine"....
Emma
I thought I'd share a few photographs, taken under blue moon lighting:
First out to try it (after the greedy barbs of course...) was one of the smaller Clowns:
Just look at these two getting stuck in!
Another action shot:
One of the larger loaches takes a chunk out of it:
Starting to gather round the melon in numbers now!
Marge enters the mix....
and sees off a lot of the 'smaller' competition....
"Mine, all mine"....
Emma
Last edited by Emma Turner on Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Yeah, thank goodness! I've found out from the Nikon website that my Coolpix 5700 has a known fault. Apparently I'm entitled to get the components replaced free of charge from a certified Nikon repairer, and typically, there are none near me. I think it'll have to be sent away for a few days, which I'm not very happy about. It even let me down on Weds night when I went to watch my beloved a-ha play at the London Docks! We had free entry into the British Motor Show that evening too - Martin, you would have been in your element!Martin Thoene wrote:Awesome! Obviously the camera decided to cooperate again.
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Did you get Marge as a baby or a young adult?
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she's lovely, do you have a male that matches her in size?
She needs to meet mamaschild's Fat Albert. I think he's close.
Do you think there's anything to the thought that the reason no-one gets clown spawns is becuase they need to be full grown?
Nevermind...forgive me for bringing up what I'm sure is an age old question....I should probably just spend time searching your archives.
She needs to meet mamaschild's Fat Albert. I think he's close.
Do you think there's anything to the thought that the reason no-one gets clown spawns is becuase they need to be full grown?
Nevermind...forgive me for bringing up what I'm sure is an age old question....I should probably just spend time searching your archives.
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75- botia striata ( need home)
50- 1 old grumpy female C. Sajica
37- 1 big Black Lace angel ( also needing new home)
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