Photo #1 - What Not To Do. - Three Silver Dollars.

1 gallon freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - What not to do.

Submitted By: John Smith on 08/24/2006

Photo Caption: What not to do.

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Country: Australia

Description: 3-foot tank. Standard Fluorescent Light. Otto Filter. Heater of unknown origin.

Advice: Read the manual.

Fish Kept: Three Silver Dollars.

Corals/Plants: None.

Tank Size: 1 gallon

Quote: "You ate my fish."

COMMENTS

what in the hell is wrong with you???????

robert

2010-02-17 02:21:47

Did someone have a party and puke in your tank? it looks like it's been shot at but missed and shit at and hit!!

Ralph

2010-02-06 05:10:08

you gotta be kidding..... holy shit dude. Don't tell him to get any other animals or anything, who know what will happen to it....CLEAN IT OR GET RID OF IT!

Tony

2010-02-01 06:28:29

Its nice to see someone keeping their carbon footprint down by doing the dishes and washing their underpants in the same place as their beloved fish

craig

2009-12-03 04:40:09

Ermmmm......please dont get a dog or a cat or something!!

craig

2009-11-30 11:18:24

uuuuuuuummmmm hhmmm, im out of words

Tiernan Keane

2009-06-18 03:54:49

Thats horrible.

sailfish

2008-06-17 04:02:57

I'll take ur word I guess that there is fish in there. shame Shame SHAME!!!!!!

Bonnie and Scott

2008-03-31 08:24:28

man that tank is beautiful

jaicob

2008-02-16 05:38:08

You like having the the worst tank in here don't you. LOOSER!

Fred

2007-12-15 06:59:04

Do us all a favor, get a dog, cat, or anything else other than fish for your pet.

joe w

2007-11-23 09:19:39

You cant even see your fish?

Michael

2007-10-28 11:00:47

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