How I care for my Show size Queen Angel.

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  1. TinFury

    TinFury Fire Shrimp

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    1. Give it to my Chef
    2. Wait for it to cook
    3. Eat it
    4. Mmmmmmm

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    Heres a pic of our chef with the last queen angel we cought. Scaled and ready for the BBQ.
     
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  2. jonathan

    jonathan Aiptasia Anemone

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    wow....

    not quite the ideal thing to post on this site but everyone does their own thing i suppose.
     
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  3. coral reefer

    coral reefer Giant Squid

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    That size Queen Angel would cost us well over a $100.00, and would look awesome in my fish only tank. I'd love to have a Queen that size!!!!!!!
     
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  4. bouraganes

    bouraganes Peppermint Shrimp

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    You should consider selling them- it's nice to live so close to natural resources!
     
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  5. TinFury

    TinFury Fire Shrimp

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    Yea I would but I live in Jamaica and it would be a real problem to export them I think. I get Queen and French angels ALL the time and all sizes. To tell the truth that Queen angel is the largest I've ever seen bar none. He looks a little small in the pic.
     
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  6. amcarrig

    amcarrig Super Moderator

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    And how does it taste I wonder?
     
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  7. TinFury

    TinFury Fire Shrimp

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    It's actually a pretty good eating fish. We don't catch them much as they don't bite on a line I think, we eat them when they end up in fish pots. Plus they are really gorgeous so you don't feel too good eating a beauty like that.
     
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  8. amcarrig

    amcarrig Super Moderator

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    :lol: The same could be said about any animal but if it tastes good and it ain't endangered, I'm a-eatin' it! :lol:
     
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  9. turbo4603

    turbo4603 Teardrop Maxima Clam

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    Lol!!! Hmmmmmmmmm Queen Angel!
     
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  10. Tangster

    Tangster 3reef Sponsor

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    When I came home from Viet Nam I was sent to Japan and once had to lay over in the Philippines and man the calms they where harvesting to eat LOL cheap to. One man Junk is another mans Riches seems to hold true still . If it taste good eat'em up I call it killing and grilling LOL makes for some good eats..
     
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