I'm not sure.. generally it's not a good idea to add stuff like that.. the skull could leak calcium or other minerals into the water maybe. I've not tried to add animal bone material to a tank though, so maybe someone who has can confirm or deny if it's a good idea.andrewm said:I am setting my parents fish tank up for them and I found this old goat skull in the pasture. I am wondering if I can put it into the fish tank or if anyone has attempted this? I have boiled it to remove all impurities. Hopefully someone has attempted this and can tell me how they made out. Any feedback is great! Thank you.
that's too bad.. were your fish all ok?andrewm said:Just an update on this question. I put the skull into the tank and the skull decomposed at a rapid rate and made the water go cloudy. Thus I took the skull out and I would not recommend for anyone else to try it unless you do not mind cloudy water.
Actually, if you got to the LFS and look at the decorations, you'll see plenty of plastic skulls. Human, animal and dinosaur. So the idea of having a real one isn't as weird as it first seems. I like my tank to look as real as possible, and a real skull is definitly better than a plastic one. And I've seen some goats with some pretty wild horns, so I can see the attraction there. I have a huge old ram skull; horns over 2 feet wide and the thing weighs about 30 lbs. It would look awesome at the bottom of a really big tank.That gross why would you want to have a goat skull in your tank? THat is wierd.
lol.. and the ps3. unless you already have one?Jim said:I'd like the skull off the cover of this video game.
OMG... that is too cool. I have to go look for the game now.
Yeah, well there is that little glitch....lol.. and the ps3. unless you already have one?
lol.. yea.. it is a pretty good shooter according to the guys down at eb games. average story but with a shooter who cares - it's all about killing everything that moves.Jim said:Yeah, well there is that little glitch....lol.. and the ps3. unless you already have one?
