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Because Daddy's got a clam to feed!
Clams are fucking hard to keep alive in a tank too.
This guy sounds hot af
he can keep my clam as a pet iykwim 😏
while I stare in awe at this dude's gigantic fucking clam
/r/nocontext
Trans guys getting in on genital measuring contests
saltwater store
It's actually a lot cheaper to mix water and salt at home, super easy too!
I genuinely thought that was just like a franchise name or something. Had to read half the fucking post to understand that we're talking about aquariums.
I do now also expect to be lynched, because "aquarium" isn't the right term or something.
Was anyone else confused by 16 tanks?
It's a thing that can happen when you keep a fish tank. You start with one and set it up almost the way you like: maybe you originally wanted two kinds of fish in there, but they don't share a tank well with each other, or something about the plants or corals isn't quite right.
That feeling gnaws at you until you're like, "I really want those other fish/coral/plants," and then you find yourself planning for another tank.
It happens to enough people that we call it Multiple Tank Syndrome (MTS).
I used to have a 55 gallon with scissortail rasboras, two yoyo loaches, and two red plecostomus, a 20 gallon of guppies and mollies, and a 5 gallon with a Betta, snails, and dwarf shrimp.
this better be erotica
That's all fully forward. You just meet the guy and he shows you his clam.
We really should stop holding animals captive for our own pleasure.
That bivalve is so upset it can't even speak!