Susan the betta picture (was: fish)
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Susan the betta picture (was: fish)
I had a few extra dollars today, so I bought a female betta and a tank and food and water conditioner and I went outside and picked a bunch of ivy, rinsed the dirt off, and pulled all but the top five or six leaves off and stuck the roots down in there, so now I have a pretty little fish tank.
I named her Susan. She's the only girl in this entire building!
I'd post a picture but I don't have my camera software on this computer yet but she's common-looking anyway. She looks like this (she is also full of eggs, as this fish is):
I named her Susan. She's the only girl in this entire building!
I'd post a picture but I don't have my camera software on this computer yet but she's common-looking anyway. She looks like this (she is also full of eggs, as this fish is):
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Re: fish
Cranberry wrote:I had a few extra dollars today, so I bought a female betta and a tank and food and water conditioner and I went outside and picked a bunch of ivy, rinsed the dirt off, and pulled all but the top five or six leaves off and stuck the roots down in there, so now I have a pretty little fish tank.
I named her Susan. She's the only girl in this entire building!
I'd post a picture but I don't have my camera software on this computer yet but she's common-looking anyway. She looks like this (she is also full of eggs, as this fish is):
hmmm....caviar....
sorry cran, couldn't resist. nice fishy there.
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Re: fish
You're not sorry! You're cruel and evil and seedy!amar wrote:Cranberry wrote:I had a few extra dollars today, so I bought a female betta and a tank and food and water conditioner and I went outside and picked a bunch of ivy, rinsed the dirt off, and pulled all but the top five or six leaves off and stuck the roots down in there, so now I have a pretty little fish tank.
I named her Susan. She's the only girl in this entire building!
I'd post a picture but I don't have my camera software on this computer yet but she's common-looking anyway. She looks like this (she is also full of eggs, as this fish is):
hmmm....caviar....
sorry cran, couldn't resist. nice fishy there.
And hot...
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Re: fish
Some of those things are simply not true of amar.Cranberry wrote:You're not sorry! You're cruel and evil and seedy!amar wrote:Cranberry wrote:I had a few extra dollars today, so I bought a female betta and a tank and food and water conditioner and I went outside and picked a bunch of ivy, rinsed the dirt off, and pulled all but the top five or six leaves off and stuck the roots down in there, so now I have a pretty little fish tank.
I named her Susan. She's the only girl in this entire building!
I'd post a picture but I don't have my camera software on this computer yet but she's common-looking anyway. She looks like this (she is also full of eggs, as this fish is):
hmmm....caviar....
sorry cran, couldn't resist. nice fishy there.
And hot...
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Re: fish
You mean he doesn't really like caviar?DaleWisely wrote:Some of those things are simply not true of amar.Cranberry wrote:You're not sorry! You're cruel and evil and seedy!amar wrote:
hmmm....caviar....
sorry cran, couldn't resist. nice fishy there.
And hot...
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Nice fish Cran! I hope she does well.
My daughter brought a couple goldfish home last Spring that she'd rescued from the college bio bldg.--they were scheduled to be fed to the big fish. They were called Tip and Barbie. Tip, unfortunately, succumbed to an unknown ailment in August, but Barbie is going strong and back at school in a suite full of girls, a gecko, and a guineau pig.
My daughter brought a couple goldfish home last Spring that she'd rescued from the college bio bldg.--they were scheduled to be fed to the big fish. They were called Tip and Barbie. Tip, unfortunately, succumbed to an unknown ailment in August, but Barbie is going strong and back at school in a suite full of girls, a gecko, and a guineau pig.
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Thanks. I wanted to get a mouse but we're not allowed to have them in the dorms...emmline wrote:Nice fish Cran! I hope she does well.
...but if I got a female (which don't produce the musky smell like the males) and let her live in a big sterilite box under my desk where nobody would ever know...
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hmmm...I don't know whether the guineau pig is a legal resident or not...Cranberry wrote:Thanks. I wanted to get a mouse but we're not allowed to have them in the dorms...emmline wrote:Nice fish Cran! I hope she does well.
...but if I got a female (which don't produce the musky smell like the males) and let her live in a big sterilite box under my desk where nobody would ever know...
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Last year she took in two different kittens (against dorm policy, obviously,) and they had to find home for them.
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I won a goldfish for my wife at a carnival when we were dating...cost me 75 cents, since I won on my first throw (softball into milk jug kind of game). We named him Irwin (which was changed to Irwina when she layed eggs one night).
The fish ended up growing to be a monstrosity at something like 5 lbs, and easily taking up all the living space in an entire 30 gallon tank. Between medications for fish diseases, pumps, food, etc, she ended up being the most expensive 75 cent pet I ever had Didn't mind all that much, though.
The fish ended up growing to be a monstrosity at something like 5 lbs, and easily taking up all the living space in an entire 30 gallon tank. Between medications for fish diseases, pumps, food, etc, she ended up being the most expensive 75 cent pet I ever had Didn't mind all that much, though.
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The females aren't as gaily colored as the males, and their fins are shorter, so they're not as popular with people who keep them as pets, although breeders (obviously) keep females. I just needed some feminine energy around me, I guess. Too bad she's blue. She should be bright pink with purple spots.The Weekenders wrote:I never thought you could buy a female betta. hmm...