Peacock mantis shrimp died, don't know cause
- Thread starter Cimmerians
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What would be polite is to link the website if you don't know who the photo was taken by (copy and paste).
The first photo in that post is in fact mine.
But this goes for ALL photos you take from anywhere (and videos) always link the source above or below the photo directly and if you know who owns it then give them credit else things can turn bad fast cause I know I am becoming a lot more protective of my work which also means I will hunt down those that take my images/videos without my permission and punish "heavily" (specifically if their profiting somehow, then I will show no mercy...).
Food for thought.
food for thought, don't upload pictures to the internet without a watermark or with the ability for them to rip it without a screenshot if you want to be that way.
no need to have a shitty attitude about someone using ONE pic of yours that he GOOGLED to explain something to someone. which, you helped none of, you just came in here to complain about someone using a pic of yours instead of offering help.
food for thought.
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Kharn
MANTISMAN
I do water mark now.
It's still polite to quote where you found something to give the original owners credit. I wasn't getting shitty I thought I came across politely, maybe when you pour your heart into something you will be inclined to say similar because I have slaved over these animals daily for a good 7years now.
If I did not help then what is my picture doing for the explanation...helping someone (albeit without my knowledge at the time).
Do not turn this into something that has gone and passed.
The original poster respected my wishes and apologized for using it to which I am grateful.
ClubberLang78
New member
This Often is what happens!
This Often is what happens!
As much as I hear they are hearty they aren't very sensitive and this has happened to me three different times with all sized Peacocks it is just what happens to them honestly no rhyme or reason!
I have to think with the intelligence they have being captive and caught in the wild can't be fun for them no matter how great your tank etc.
This Often is what happens!
As much as I hear they are hearty they aren't very sensitive and this has happened to me three different times with all sized Peacocks it is just what happens to them honestly no rhyme or reason!
I have to think with the intelligence they have being captive and caught in the wild can't be fun for them no matter how great your tank etc.
