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Reply #30 posted 07/18/05 10:39pm

BucketOfBouncy
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2the9s said:

What a kick-ass form of life!


someone orgnoted me saying


I wanted to tell 2the9s
"i wish i could say the same for you"

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Reply #31 posted 07/19/05 3:06am

Ocean

Mach said:

mushy


these were my fav part of the aqurium trip on sat

amazingly beautiful nod




Wow eek
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Reply #32 posted 07/19/05 3:11am

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AsianBomb777 said:

They look like sea horses in drag ill



lol

Took the words right out of my mouth.

But they are wonderful, How big are they mach? Regular sea horse tiny or Drangonly mahoosive?
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Reply #33 posted 07/19/05 3:15am

TheFrog

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wow. what gorgeous creatures!

what an odd evolutionary form, though - do they imitate seaweed or coral or something, to avoid predators? lol
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Reply #34 posted 07/19/05 3:25am

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eyepop

wow. what gorgeous creatures!

what an odd evolutionary form, though - do they imitate seaweed or coral or something, to avoid predators? lol


okay, so apparently the seaweed thing may be relevant. redface

"The second placed fish in our camouflage competition is the beautiful relative of the seahorse, the Leafy Sea Dragon. The Sea Dragon has several useful adaptations that help it blend into the background:

Sea dragons can change their colour to blend into any background depending on their diet, location or even stress levels
The sea dragon has lobes of skin growing on its body and fins that look like pieces of seaweed
The sea dragon barely seems to move, using tiny translucent fins on its back and on the side of its head to swim. It seems to float like a piece of seaweed - you would never notice it was there.
As with seahorses, the male sea dragon has a special pouch in which he carries and gives birth to the young. Both species also feed on a diet of shrimp and small fish.

Recent research (Connolly, 1998) has shown that leafy sea dragons travel hundreds of metres from their home and then return to exactly the same spot, using a well-developed navigation system. It had previously been thought that they barely travelled at all.
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Reply #35 posted 07/19/05 4:59am

Mach

PREDOMINANT said:

AsianBomb777 said:

They look like sea horses in drag ill



lol

Took the words right out of my mouth.

But they are wonderful, How big are they mach? Regular sea horse tiny or Drangonly mahoosive?


the ones i watched seemed to be about 8 inches long maybe... but i will look it up nod
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Reply #36 posted 07/19/05 10:57am

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ReturnOfDOOK said:

minneapolisgenius said:


This is true. nod


You're pretty. neutral

lol Stay on topic! chair

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Reply #37 posted 07/19/05 11:00am

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i want some of those! Maybe, Lizzy could get some to help jazz up her fishtank. smile
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Reply #38 posted 07/19/05 11:03am

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sinisterpentatonic said:

i want some of those! Maybe, Lizzy could get some to help jazz up her fishtank. smile

They don't do well in captivity. Neither do sea horses. They are too fragile and skittish.
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Reply #39 posted 07/19/05 11:04am

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minneapolisgenius said:

sinisterpentatonic said:

i want some of those! Maybe, Lizzy could get some to help jazz up her fishtank. smile

They don't do well in captivity. Neither do sea horses. They are too fragile and skittish.


i kinda figured that. confused Still they'll be fun to watch until captivity kills them.


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Reply #40 posted 07/19/05 11:44am

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Cool sea horses
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Reply #41 posted 07/19/05 11:45am

ReturnOfDOOK

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This made me think of the Angry Dragon!!!!
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Reply #42 posted 07/19/05 12:14pm

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sinisterpentatonic said:

minneapolisgenius said:


They don't do well in captivity. Neither do sea horses. They are too fragile and skittish.


i kinda figured that. confused Still they'll be fun to watch until captivity kills them.


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Reply #43 posted 07/19/05 1:34pm

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Thay kinda look like seahorses! Very pretty! biggrin
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Reply #44 posted 07/19/05 1:37pm

mdiver

They are truly beautiful and so delicate
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Reply #45 posted 07/19/05 2:08pm

Alcop0p

wow they are stunning i want to see some

never even heard of them.

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Reply #46 posted 07/19/05 2:42pm

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This one is from last year from an aquarium as well. Thing continually swam around, so it´s blurry, out of focus with lighting the wrong parts (no flash was allowed) but I still like it. Plus it kinda shows why they are called sea dragons



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Reply #47 posted 07/19/05 3:07pm

2the9s

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They are truly beautiful and so delicate


Just like a mangled motorbike... touched

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Reply #48 posted 07/19/05 4:15pm

Samaar

Mach said:

mushy


these were my fav part of the aqurium trip on sat

amazingly beautiful nod





Okay, those have got to be the most amazing creatures I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing your beautiful find with us. I have to see some for myself. I wonder if they have any at the aquarium in Seattle?
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Reply #49 posted 07/19/05 4:18pm

jerseykrs

ReturnOfDOOK said:

falloff

This made me think of the Angry Dragon!!!!

falloff falloff falloff
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Reply #50 posted 07/19/05 4:56pm

ReturnOfDOOK

mdiver said:

They are truly beautiful and so delicate


Thanks! I try to keep them shaved and smelling fresh!
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Reply #51 posted 07/19/05 4:57pm

AsianBomb777

ReturnOfDOOK said:

mdiver said:

They are truly beautiful and so delicate


Thanks! I try to keep them shaved and smelling fresh!


Not your breasts, you idiot!



Your balls! shrug
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Reply #52 posted 07/19/05 4:57pm

ReturnOfDOOK

jerseykrs said:

ReturnOfDOOK said:

falloff

This made me think of the Angry Dragon!!!!

falloff falloff falloff


Pervert! mad
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