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Left Fish: Don't tell me she is wearing THAT to go out on a date?
Right Fish: Close your mouth!!! You know that is better than the outfit she wore when she spilled Coke all down her clothes.
Left Fish: I can't stop staring! How does she plan to get IN that thing?
Right Fish: I don't know. It seems a little fishy to me.

OK OK!!! I am terrible at these things but I had to give it a try.lol
 
i don't understand your humor ^ (not speak again of what?) , man, but, I still.think yer AWESOME !

AsIf ! :)
 
My goldfish are now six years old. I just thought everyone should see how cute they are. :D
I love your tank, Nicole. The goldfish look very happy. I have a tank too that I've had for years. I miss my little goldfish that I used to have. A couple of them lasted more than 5 years although I lost count of how long exactly. Its almost like losing a pet when one dies because they are so friendly, not like most other fish that just skit away from you as fast as they can. The goldfish seem like they want to be your friend, even nipping at my arm whenever I cleaned the tank. And they're so cute! :)
 
I love your tank, Nicole. The goldfish look very happy. I have a tank too that I've had for years. I miss my little goldfish that I used to have. A couple of them lasted more than 5 years although I lost count of how long exactly. Its almost like losing a pet when one dies because they are so friendly, not like most other fish that just skit away from you as fast as they can. The goldfish seem like they want to be your friend, even nipping at my arm whenever I cleaned the tank. And they're so cute! :)

Wait is this a softer side of Zero we are seeing?:)
 
I love your tank, Nicole. The goldfish look very happy. I have a tank too that I've had for years. I miss my little goldfish that I used to have. A couple of them lasted more than 5 years although I lost count of how long exactly. Its almost like losing a pet when one dies because they are so friendly, not like most other fish that just skit away from you as fast as they can. The goldfish seem like they want to be your friend, even nipping at my arm whenever I cleaned the tank. And they're so cute! :)
I had a tank of goldfish for about three years. When my nephew was four, he was sticking his finger in the tank and the fish were nibbling at his finger. I walked out of the room and when I came back in a few minutes later, he had his arm in the tank up to his elbow, PETTING the fish :D They survived :)
 
This thread reminds me of William A Rusher of NR. Having few friends growing up, he began a lifelong affair with multiple tanks of tropical fish.
 
I've had lots of fish. I've never had a goldfish for more than a month though, they always died on me.
I always liked betas. They're easy to take care of. I had a beta that I named Pshyc. He lived upwards of 12 years, through all the trauma a fish can take. He finally died after his sixth fishbowl broke.
My youngest sister at the time, dumped flour in the tank, knocked the tank over (that's how the third and fifth tanks broke), the cat broke it once by pushing it off the dresser, other times we didn't know how his bowl broke, he jumped out upwards of three times, my youngest sister dumped all his food in the tank at one time, he was starved for a week when we went camping, and the person animal sitting for us didn't know there was a fish.
He died a week after I passed him on to another one of my sisters. She had a funeral for him, and then we moved.
 
I love your tank, Nicole. The goldfish look very happy. I have a tank too that I've had for years. I miss my little goldfish that I used to have. A couple of them lasted more than 5 years although I lost count of how long exactly. Its almost like losing a pet when one dies because they are so friendly, not like most other fish that just skit away from you as fast as they can. The goldfish seem like they want to be your friend, even nipping at my arm whenever I cleaned the tank. And they're so cute! :)
Thank you! I know what you mean about skittish "fancy fish". But... psst... (my name's not Nicole. :))


This thread reminds me of William A Rusher of NR. Having few friends growing up, he began a lifelong affair with multiple tanks of tropical fish.
Lol, really? It seems like most "lonely" people get a cuddly pet. My fish are quiet and undemanding, and they help me chill out after I can get away from my friends. :D


I've had lots of fish. I've never had a goldfish for more than a month though, they always died on me.
I always liked betas. They're easy to take care of. I had a beta that I named Pshyc. He lived upwards of 12 years, through all the trauma a fish can take. He finally died after his sixth fishbowl broke.
My youngest sister at the time, dumped flour in the tank, knocked the tank over (that's how the third and fifth tanks broke), the cat broke it once by pushing it off the dresser, other times we didn't know how his bowl broke, he jumped out upwards of three times, my youngest sister dumped all his food in the tank at one time, he was starved for a week when we went camping, and the person animal sitting for us didn't know there was a fish.
He died a week after I passed him on to another one of my sisters. She had a funeral for him, and then we moved.

Oh my... your sisters better not grow up to work at Sea World! :eek:
 
It's hard to tell how big the aquarium is........ that one on the left looks skillet-size!
 
I want to convince my husband to get me a huge fishtank, and some fish. Goldfish get bigger with their invironment. I was looking at goldfish yesterday and found some pretty good-looking goldfish. I wanted to get one right then, but he didn't want to get fish before we move into our own house
 
My goldfish are now six years old. I just thought everyone should see how cute they are. :D

Uhmm... we used to put different kind of fishes in our fish pond but our neighbor's cat ate them all. :(
 
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Left Fish: Don't tell me she is wearing THAT to go out on a date?
Right Fish: Close your mouth!!! You know that is better than the outfit she wore when she spilled Coke all down her clothes.
Left Fish: I can't stop staring! How does she plan to get IN that thing?
Right Fish: I don't know. It seems a little fishy to me.

OK OK!!! I am terrible at these things but I had to give it a try.lol

Fish on left: *BANG* "heyyyyy.... who put this invisible wall up"
Fish on right: "you ok dude?"
Popclick: "its been there for the whole 6 years you've been here you idiot!!!"
(3 seconds)
Fish on left: *BANG* "heyyyyy who put this invisible wall up"
Fish on right: "you ok dude?"
Popclick: *evil grin* hehehe "what invisible wall?"