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When do a Betta open its fins?
when they get frightened or scared. sometimes when their annoyed
When was The GW Hatchet created?
The GW Hatchet was created in 1904.
Why do scuba divers prefer open heel fins?
Generally speaking, you need to use open heel fins if you are intending to wear either wet suit booties, or a dry suit. Closed heel fins can only be used on bare skin (or maybe wearing socks), so cannot be used when you need to wear exposure protection on your feet in colder water. But not all divers prefer open heel fins - when I dive in tropical waters, I much prefer closed heel fins, as they are lighter and I don't have to carry booties.
What does GW stand for in soccer stats?
GW stands for games played
What are the best scuba fins for beginners to use in open water diving?
The best scuba fins for beginners in open water diving are typically full-foot fins with a medium length blade. These fins provide good propulsion and control underwater while being easy to use and comfortable for beginners. Look for fins made of durable materials like rubber or plastic, with adjustable straps for a secure fit. It's also important to consider the size and weight of the fins to ensure they are suitable for your skill level and diving conditions.
Do sharks have paired fins?
Yes, sharks have paired fins, including pectoral fins (located on their sides) and pelvic fins (located on their underside). These fins help sharks with stability, steering, and maneuvering in the water.
How can you download gw?
http://software.informer.com/getfree-gw--basic-screen-editor/
When was GW Community School created?
GW Community School was created in 1999.
How many fins must be attached to the water bottle to give it longest airborne time?
4 to 3 fins
Where can you get WarHammer for free?
You cannot, and any copies not officially GW, or purchased from GW are illegal.
How can you download gw basic?
http://software.informer.com/getfree-gw--basic-screen-editor/
What has the author GW DOUTON written?
GW DOUTON has written: 'Sir Roger Cholmeley'
