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Old 12/12/2007, 09:03 AM
Tug68 Tug68 is offline
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Any fish that eat Majano`s ?

Interested in a fish that will eat majano any thoughts or experiences?
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Old 12/12/2007, 11:43 AM
Guygettnby Guygettnby is offline
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i havent heard of any, do you have some pictures of them? alot of people have offered to buy mine off me beacuse how pretty they are.
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Old 12/14/2007, 12:32 PM
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How would you remove a majano in order to sell it? If I could do that without using Joe's Juice, etc. that would be great. I wonder if you can suck them off with an eyedropper?
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Old 12/14/2007, 08:21 PM
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I mix up Kalk paste(very thick) and inject it into thier mouths. This pretty much kills them. I have also injected Muratic Acid into the bodies of them with a needle.
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Old 12/14/2007, 10:43 PM
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i was told to use boiling RO water and inject that in them. not sure if that works or not. but i know mine are not that hard to take off the glass or rock work. i guess if they are really in a crack or something they would be hard to get off. also i was told to use an icecube and rub it on there foot, that helps to get them to release there foot.
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Old 12/15/2007, 12:46 AM
kbecker kbecker is offline
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I am interested in them if you can get them off alive and they are not of the brown color variety. Send me a PM.

Thanks
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Old 12/22/2007, 11:41 AM
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Still looking for a fish that eats them......
 


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