FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for April 02, 2013

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    legaleagle48  over 11 years ago

    You have no idea, Peter — and they eat their young, too!

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    ShadowBeast Premium Member over 11 years ago

    That tank is too small for an angel fish, though it’s a good thing she didn’t get an iridescent shark because even the small ones are a pain.I had one and it kept stealing the food from the other fish until they died, then it died because there was no fish to steal from.

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    daniel_bel  over 11 years ago

    The mouth of an angelfish is too small to eat a guppy.And being a new tank you could presume they are all quite young…

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    Destiny23  over 11 years ago

    Don’t worry, the pet store will be GLAD to sell you more guppies! EVERY day! Forever!!!

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    JanLC  over 11 years ago

    Doctor11 – from yesterday: I have never read these strips before, either. My prediction was based on years of aquarium ownership.

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    Rickapolis  over 11 years ago

    Throw in a piranha to maintain discipline.

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    rugratz2222  over 11 years ago

    when I was younger, I never knew that aquarium fish ate anything other than flaky “fish food.” Then I went to a store and watched the guy put “feeder” gold fish into the other tanks and all the other fish tore them up and ate them like piranha … I was amazed … course then I started googling all the home videos of guys feeding fish/frogs/etc. to home piranhas and I look at sushi in a different light now … don’t google them unless you have a strong stomach.

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    weatherford.joe Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    My stepbrother had a little aquarium at one point with an angelfish. It ended up eating all the other fish that he had. Seemed fitting. He had named it after his then-girlfriend.

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