SG: sianz in a dot
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
oh....that reminded my poor poor Red Arrowana.....I bought it when it was finger small and grow up to your size.
One early morning 5:30a.m. i dress up in No. 4 uniform to "book in" and ready to go out the door on the way i took a close look at my Arrowana....he "flips" and broken its spin. he could only swim upside down for a Month. I have no idea how to cure him except to let him die.
poor fish.
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gd morning.
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Good morning everyone...
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gd afternoon.
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good evening... any one strike the $1.5 millon Toto draw ?
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
oh....that reminded my poor poor Red Arrowana.....I bought it when it was finger small and grow up to your size.
One early morning 5:30a.m. i dress up in No. 4 uniform to "book in" and ready to go out the door on the way i took a close look at my Arrowana....he "flips" and broken its spin. he could only swim upside down for a Month. I have no idea how to cure him except to let him die.
Next time (if you are keeping another Arowana).. the best option is to take it back to the Aquarium Shop you bought your daily feeds for the fish...
The shop keeper should know how to treat the fish better than us... (no quarantee) but the chances are definitely higher given the expertise in their daily job.
As the days go by.. the compassion (feelings) with your pet fish grows... when i come back everyday... the Arowana will be there to "greet" you by moving to the near end of the tank.
A healthy Arowana can have a life span of 25 to 30 years... hence, I only hope the fish can be around when I gets older... lol.
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Let me post some arowana fishes here... hehe.
(pink panther).. hehe.
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nice fish set up.
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lunched.
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gd morning.
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gd evening.
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dinner ready.
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sleepless nite.
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gd evening.
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gd afternoon.
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good night
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gd mornng.
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lunch ready.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
lunch ready.
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
yuppig trotters vermicelli (tee kah bee hoon).
