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Check Out the View on This Sink!

Jul 25 2008 - 12:30am by PetSugar
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Check Out the View on This Sink! Not only can you bathe with fish and travel to sleep with fish, but you can also keep your hands clean while looking at fish. This Italian made Moody Aquarium Sink is perfect for those aquatically obsessed folks who believe you can never have too many aquariums, or those who have the spare $4,700 to toss in for a truly unique wash basin! But if you don't want to subject your fish to sink confinement – thankfully, there are proper filtration and pumps included – you can choose to fill the sink with sand to create your very own Zen garden. Either way, I think it would look pretty snazzy in a bathroom, but I'm a little worried about the upkeep.
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In the Wild: Do You Know What Kind of Fish This Is?

Jul 13 2008 - 9:00am by PetSugar
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In the Wild: Do You Know What Kind of Fish This Is? Although you might think this species spends a good amount of time at the surface, these fish actually live mostly at depths of 700 to 2,000 feet underwater. Do you know what kind of fish this is? To see the answer, just read more. It's not a shark, it's an Ocean Sunfish. Native to warm and tropical waters around the world, the Ocean Sunfish (also known as Mola Mola) are the heaviest known bony fish in the world, weighing in at up to 2,200 pounds.
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Guess What Animal?

Sun, 07/06/2008 - 11:00am guesswho by PetSugar


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It's Migration Time – Cownose Stingrays Head North!

Jun 30 2008 - 7:00am by PetSugar
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It's Migration Time – Cownose Stingrays Head North! An amateur photographer from New Jersey received an unexpected treat on a shark expedition last July off the coast of Holbox Island, Mexico when a school of Cownose Stingrays crossed her path while migrating for the Summer. Cownose stingrays have a twice yearly migration, starting both in the late Spring and Winter, and can be seen traveling in schools of up to 10,000 rays right now in the areas from Western Florida to the Yucatan. Sandra Critelli who snapped the amazing pics, says she's never seen anything like it before, calling it an "unreal image, very difficult to describe," and estimates this school to be in the thousands.
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That's a Big Fishie Tank!

Jun 18 2008 - 7:00am by PetSugar
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That's a Big Fishie Tank! If you wanted to visit the world's largest fish tank, you'd have to go to Okinawa, Japan, home of the "Kuroshio Sea," otherwise known as the Churaumi Aquarium. Their fish tank is so humongous, it holds four whale sharks – the biggest fish alive. Not only is the local sea life that's housed in the tank beautiful to look at, but the observation window at the Churaumi is a marvel on its own.
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