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should i put sea cucunbers into my tank? i heard that some of them are poisonous

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should u put?? hmmm up to u... if u think your sand is dirty and if u're sure it won't get to the PH, get the donkey dung cuke from ML... just got back from there.. they have ALOT...

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should u put?? hmmm up to u... if u think your sand is dirty and if u're sure it won't get to the PH, get the donkey dung cuke from ML... just got back from there.. they have ALOT...

how much is that donkey dung dung dung???? very interested.......

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yup, think i would get one. goin to ML now

But if you tame me, we shall need each other.

To me, you will be unique in all the world.

To you, I shall be unique in all the world...

You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.

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Keep our hobby sustainable, participate in fragging NOW

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my advice to those who want to keep a cuke, make sure that your tank is mature and large, preferably 6mth and 4 ft above. Reason being that if your tank is pretty new, it will not have enough food for the cuke. Small tank will also mean that the surface area is small and food will be limited, this is just my thought.

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dude....

make sure your sand is fine enough to pass through their digestive tract.

No. 0 or 1 is ok.

also please read up on sea cukes before buying,

donkey dung or otherwise...

i had one once, regret getting now upon hindsight.

His name was Cuke Nukem ;)

good luck bro.

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