Sculpin tank
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Re: Sculpin tank
DMD123 wrote:Cool rack of tanks.
Great work on the fish, she really turning out nice.
thank you ^_^
and i am very proud of my little beast! its crazy how big she has gotten.
..i found old pics of her after we decided to keep her ..she was about 1/4 an inch when we got her..and the oldest pics have are of her around an inch..here she is in her old 10 gallon at an inch .maybe a bit over...old pics to see how far she has come!
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Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
looking good - your sculpin has really grown nicely
VsKitchen- Senior Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
Glad the rack worked out. Sorry the stand didnt. :S
Fyurae- FishBox Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
VsKitchen wrote:looking good - your sculpin has really grown nicely
^_^ thank you she is already larger than there average wild size!
Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Fyurae wrote:Glad the rack worked out. Sorry the stand didnt. :S
its all good we have room down that we moved the room around.
its miyuki approved
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Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
That's a nice looking tank. The sculpin and the kitty look awesome as well.
Betty- Contributing Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
Betty wrote:That's a nice looking tank. The sculpin and the kitty look awesome as well.
^_^ thank you.
Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
The rack gave me some motivation to start planning for my stack.
I have a 29g and 20L that I need to build something like that for. If I could incorporate my 2.5g betta tank into it also...
Anyway thanks for the ideas!
I have a 29g and 20L that I need to build something like that for. If I could incorporate my 2.5g betta tank into it also...
Anyway thanks for the ideas!
DMD123- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
DMD123 wrote:The rack gave me some motivation to start planning for my stack.
I have a 29g and 20L that I need to build something like that for. If I could incorporate my 2.5g betta tank into it also...
Anyway thanks for the ideas!
the rack currently holds a 29 gallon on the bottom a 20 long on the top and a 16 in the middle..but the 16 will be upgraded to a 20 long...when i get to it (you know when im not broke^_^)
build a stand like this and just put a board across one of the shelves ..you could throw like..3-4 2.5 tanks on one shelf
Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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This is what I had built before. It would hold two 2.5g side by side on the shelf. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
That stand of yours gave me a few ideas to modify my next build.
That stand of yours gave me a few ideas to modify my next build.
DMD123- Lifetime Member
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wow that looks nice!
lol mine is just bare wood and screws....paint? pphh fancy edges?...lol i went for function.
lol mine is just bare wood and screws....paint? pphh fancy edges?...lol i went for function.
Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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I never did finish it with doors. I used all scrap wood I had from the reinforcing of my 210g stand. The only money invested was paint. So when I build my new stand I hope to get at least $12 out of this one to pay for the paint.
DMD123- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
Awesome fish! If anybody asks tell them you got it from aquabid because in washington state it is illegal to keep FRESHWATER sculpins for any reason.... or at least that what the regs make it sound like... I MIGHT be wrong because the regs are confussing as all **** but it never says you can keep them which means that it is illegal... I will research it more because I have been thinking of doing the same thing but if I get caught with any fishing or hunting violation I lose my master hunter card which is a big deal.... I will tell you what I find. your sculpins look amazing though and I love the tank!
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Re: Sculpin tank
Fish Addict wrote:Awesome fish! If anybody asks tell them you got it from aquabid because in washington state it is illegal to keep FRESHWATER sculpins for any reason.... or at least that what the regs make it sound like... I MIGHT be wrong because the regs are confussing as all **** but it never says you can keep them which means that it is illegal... I will research it more because I have been thinking of doing the same thing but if I get caught with any fishing or hunting violation I lose my master hunter card which is a big deal.... I will tell you what I find. your sculpins look amazing though and I love the tank!
Thank you.
and when I got her i did not know it was Illegal in Washington to keep native fish ...witch it is not, it is illegal to transport or sell them.
I called fish and game once i came across the laws that said we could not keep them called 4 different offices including the one in Olimpia ..and this is a direct Quote from two of them " oh a sculpin?...no we don't really care just don't release it" ..its a "bait fish" they are picky about game fish. so yes its technically illegal to have them but they do not really care...nor will they go raid your house and fine you for a sculpin....and yes they are available on Aquabid. ^_^
Im not recommending anyone collecting them know its illegal, but all the offices i called said its hard to enforce and they are mostly focused on game fish.
done my research called and talked to allot of people but thank you for your concerns!.
Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
One of our sponsors, who is no longer a retailer was selling a few snake heads he had for "experiementing" I guess somehow it got back to him that he was the seller and he got fined like 5000 bucks per fish.... So they do enforce the law... They just dont go hunting them down unless your advertising your fish... and I dont think sculpin are a fish many are worried about up here anyway. Few people even heard of it, just the crazy gurus like us.
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Re: Sculpin tank
yeah.... A 55-100 with some pumpkin seeds, a small mouth bass, and a few sculpins or bullhead catfish would look wicked....... and luckily I know a place to order them to stock ponds
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Re: Sculpin tank
Fish Addict wrote:yeah.... A 55-100 with some pumpkin seeds, a small mouth bass, and a few sculpins or bullhead catfish would look wicked....... and luckily I know a place to order them to stock ponds
yeah it would be.
I really love those pumpkin seeds some wicked amazing color on them!
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Kaosu- Lifetime Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
I want more perch. I think I need a pond.
Fyurae- FishBox Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
ook!..fine this is over due...Ill get more soon.
she now is so lazy she only hunts pellets..refuses live foods anymore..will eat worms once in a while if they are not wiggling to much..crazy fish.
she is still just over 7 inches fat and her grumpy self always begging for pellets when im close the tank.
she is now in a 29g with a Fluval c4 40-70 filter..keeps the water amazingly clear!..and with the tank the bottom of my wrack i built it stays around 60o never reaching over 65o this summer.
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these were taken last night a she was "hunting" pellets.
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she now is so lazy she only hunts pellets..refuses live foods anymore..will eat worms once in a while if they are not wiggling to much..crazy fish.
she is still just over 7 inches fat and her grumpy self always begging for pellets when im close the tank.
she is now in a 29g with a Fluval c4 40-70 filter..keeps the water amazingly clear!..and with the tank the bottom of my wrack i built it stays around 60o never reaching over 65o this summer.
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these were taken last night a she was "hunting" pellets.
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Re: Sculpin tank
Wow , she is a beast! Nice pictures, thanks for the follow up.
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^_^ she is!! and your welcome..she is doing great..fat as ever but her growth has seemed to of slowed down in growth but she is almost 3 years old now so..that could be why.DMD123 wrote:Wow , she is a beast! Nice pictures, thanks for the follow up.
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Re: Sculpin tank
another video...and interesting observation.....so while catching crayfish i often fined sculpin under the same rocks ..a while back I tossed a bunch of marbled cray in to the tank. while taking pic last night I noticed a cray coming out looking for food..out of her cave? O.o...even caught them on camera as the cray came out to snag a algae wafer..the sculpin turns around..tried to take the pellet and lets the cray take it away back in to her cave O.o...they are living together?
anyway thought it was interesting!
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anyway thought it was interesting!
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Re: Sculpin tank
thats badass looking fish, I had no idea there were freshwater varieties. thanks for sharing
binbin9- Senior Member
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Re: Sculpin tank
Fantastic; thanks for sharing!
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Re: Sculpin tank
thats badass looking fish, I had no idea there were freshwater varieties. thanks for sharing
yeah..lots and lots of sculpin are fresh water..had this one sens she was under an inch.
Fantastic; thanks for sharing! Smile
your welcome ^^ love sharing pics and videos of her!
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