violence rating

declan · Post by **declan** » 03 Dec 2005, 21:59

i was just gessing what you guys would rate these tropical fish

Walter · Post by **Walter** » 04 Dec 2005, 01:47

WhatÂ´s that nonsens for?

Animals are no humans, so donÂ´t judge them like men.

4zap · Post by **4zap** » 04 Dec 2005, 02:14

Walter wrote:WhatÂ´s that nonsens for?

Animals are no humans, so donÂ´t judge them like men.

Hai Walter

as true, as true.....

fish fodder · Post by **fish fodder** » 04 Dec 2005, 10:24

thats a bit harsh walter. hes only asking. you dont have to belittle him because you dont agree with his opinion

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Post by **Marc van Arc** » 04 Dec 2005, 10:37

Polls like these add little to nothing, except maybe some controversion, which will end up in shouting and calling names. Pls lock it.

Phathead6669 · Post by **Phathead6669** » 08 Dec 2005, 17:57

This poll is a little one sided. Having Chiclids in general is to wide of a choice. Jack Dempseys (sp?) can be very aggressive especially around breeding times.

Then you have Blue Lobster. What about all other lobsters? They are quite aggressive, lobsters in general.

My friend has one Blue Lobster left and it has gone through a lot. It somehow got out of the tank and was wandering around his house for a couple days. One day his Dad saw one of their cats jumping up and down at the bottom of the stairs to the basement. He went to see what it was jumping at and it happened to be the lobster trying to attack the cat. Anyways the lobster is back in his tank and still alive.

coelacanth · Post by **coelacanth** » 08 Dec 2005, 20:27

If nothing else this doesn't belong in Tank Talk, but in my view it does class as being trivial, so I'm locking it for the time being.

violence rating

who do you think is the violentest?

violence rating