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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Love wolf fish and it's all b/c of this website introducing them in to my life :D

February 01, 2009

Blogger Sabina E. said...

he looks sad :(

February 01, 2009

Anonymous Anonymous said...

You can't be friends with an anemone. It's too close to being anenemy.

February 01, 2009

Blogger Raging Wombat said...

With fronds like these, who needs anemones?

February 01, 2009

Blogger Raging Wombat said...

I'm glad I could introduce the two of you, Lisa.

February 01, 2009

Anonymous Anonymous said...

He's like, "Little girl in a red diving suit? Nope, never saw her."

February 02, 2009

Blogger Allie said...

Although I doubt many would be attached to a wolf fish, I grew rather attached to the one we had at the Florida Aquarium.

Ours had not eaten in months, which my boss and I learned is quite common in the species. Our wolf fish, however, had extended his fast longer than the norm, and we tried everything under the sun to entice him to eat.

One of my best memories as an intern was the day that I finally got our wolfie to chow down!

February 02, 2009

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow! I love Wolf Fish! The first time I saw one was on a Norwegian stamp. So cute/ugly. I'm jealous of Allie. Congrats on getting your wolfe fish to eat. : ) What do they eat anyway?

Sherry SofN

February 03, 2009

Blogger Raging Wombat said...

Very cool, Allie. I'm jealous too.

February 03, 2009

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is like the Eyore of the fish world. "Oh. My tail fell off again? Oh well, it was going to do that anyway" ::raincloud:: Man, give that fish some prozak.

February 05, 2009

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