Easter Island Statue for Aquariums - Tiki Marketplace

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Mon, Feb 6, 2006 2:36 PM New palms have been growing on Easter Island since Heyerfahl's era. They're making a comeback. If you want your aquarium-floor moai to be truly authentic, lay them on their sieds and break their heads off. There are probably at least several dozen moai that were decapitated and pushed off of cliffs during the great toppling in the 1800s, and a few more that were dropped into the sea while being carted off for museums (slippery things, those maoi). Your fish won't know the difference, but you'll impress your guests.

New palms have been growing on Easter Island since Heyerfahl's era.
They're making a comeback.

If you want your aquarium-floor moai to be truly authentic, lay them on their sieds and break their heads off.

There are probably at least several dozen moai that were decapitated and pushed off of cliffs during the great toppling in the 1800s, and a few more that were dropped into the sea while being carted off for museums (slippery things, those maoi).

Your fish won't know the difference, but you'll impress your guests.

Post #213018 by tikibars on Mon, Feb 6, 2006 2:36 PM