SharkBaite
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Ask CHuck AKA "nofish" about his attacker. It wasn't no pinfish LOL more like a remora...... 5 minutes of pere hell for him and I chasing that thing around his tank, neck, arms, and then his neck and tank again.
Diver Attacked At Venice Beach!
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At Venice, it was probably Sand Perch.
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rebelmandziukan
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i guess its something else i gotta watch out for.or start wearing my hood. oh well the megs i found were worth it
pickens_46929
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I have. Triggers are not common at Venice.
It sounds like you were attacked by the illusive and highly crafty Saber-toothed Bream, it's a good thing that it was only a pup for had of been fully grown you would not be with us to tell this tale. Scientists have long believed that this species of fish died out during the last Ice Age however with the reports of several recent attacks by the Saber-tooth it has become apparent that not only are they alive and well but that they have successfully made the transition from fresh to salt water. Alert they media!
rebelmandziukan:
I so need to dive there! I am looking for someone to help me find the great places to find MEG teeth! Do you need a dive buddy? I will protect ya from that evil ear eating fish! LOL!
*smooches*
Carolyn:sharks:
RS
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I'm a bit confused, but I take it we're calling all out war on these, what are they?, Peckerfish?
I'll shoot and kill fish all day, but I don't like the sound of these ones. I'm not getting in the water... Too risky.
I'll shoot and kill fish all day, but I don't like the sound of these ones. I'm not getting in the water... Too risky.
Randolphscott:
Well just make sure your "parts" are all tucked away safe and sound!
I think you should be ok! LOL! And people are more afraid of sharks LOL!
The littlest fish can have the most ferocious bite!
*smooches*
Carolyn:sharks:
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