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"Leaping! We come... Slicing joyously through each battling wave... Armored, Flashing and Bright, like Knights of Olde... Braving hungry teeth and wicked claws. Press on! Be Bold! We are so many stories waiting to be told... When we've returned at ...  Read the complete review

We have a tiger oscar, he is part of the ciclid family and originates from southern america. These fish can grow to 18 inches long and weigh 3.5lb. They are sometimes sold as food on american markets. My oscar ozzy is black with red spotty patches on both sides and his tummy. They are sold in pet shops ...  Read the complete review

It’s been a while since I’ve written a fishy op so I thought I would rectify the situation. The title refers to the fact that very few people that I know have ever heard of this fish, let alone kept or bred it. The aim of this opinion is to enlighten people of its existence and just how easy it can be to keep and breed. ...  Read the complete review

After watching the program Deep trouble on BBC 2 on Sunday the 28th October it inspired me to write this . Whilst this program was covering many subjects about man and fish trade it made my stomach turn when it got to the point of Maine fish and corals as a hobby as such they called it done for luxury. I admit myself i have ...  Read the complete review

**** In a DVD fashion, my 100th opinion will feature extra cut-paragraphs and a collection of hilarious deleted titles. Keep scrolling at the bottom for each ***** - Why fish? - Why not? - Well, it’s stupid. You’re just picking some obscure subject so you can waffle on for 2000 words and bore ...  Read the complete review

The Siamese Fighting Fish, or betta, is a fish that comes in a wide variety of colours. It`s colour varieties are as diverse as the guppy. Originally from Thailand, the domesticated variety is a far cry from it`s short-finned, dull olive coloured, wild cousin. Through selective breeding, the longer fins and amazing colour varieties were developed. ...  Read the complete review

Probably the easiest pet. Can't understand why they are called water monkeys though. You may not have heard of them but they come in a packet (rather like seeds) and you get a little tank, add some water, drop 'em in and wait. Eventually these little fellas hatch out into funny see-through flea like things and mesmerize you with ...  Read the complete review