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stevetheipad wrote:

I have fish maybe not the finds you have had.

yeah i bet you stole them from them >:0

I would like to have fish, but my cat might eat them... (happened to my friend once. Poor Goldie.  )

koilmasta wrote:

I don't have any fish but my science teacher has LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS in her classroom. Mainly goldfish. But She Also Has

-2 Piranahs (or maybe its a close relative of Pirahnas)
-2 Turtles
- A black, bubble eyed fish (dont know the species name)

And OTHER fish that i dont know the spieces name of.

The black bubble-eyed fish is most likely another variety of goldfish called the "black moor."
The so-called piranhas are probably silver dollar tetras or something similar. (And those are fairly closely related to piranhas, though they are vegetarian.)

Are the turtles in the same tank as the fish? I'd be surprised if they don't decide to make a meal out of them sometime soon.

Last edited by nama (2013-02-01 18:43:03)

I've had fish for over 5 years, and they still haven't died yet :/ It'd be really cool to have a real aquarium and "professional" fish tank, but our fish just sit there. I don't even know if they swim anymore, but they're still alive, because they certainly still eat :I

My friend owns a little mini-pond with large fish in them, like carp or koi or something. THEY'RE pretty cool because they're in a more natural area. sometimes in the summer they can even feed themselves.

Anyway, we're sort of waiting for my to die :P we already have a turtle anyways, and hes going to last for a long while.

Last edited by geohendan (2013-02-01 21:27:46)

nama wrote:

koilmasta wrote:

I don't have any fish but my science teacher has LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS in her classroom. Mainly goldfish. But She Also Has

-2 Piranahs (or maybe its a close relative of Pirahnas)
-2 Turtles
- A black, bubble eyed fish (dont know the species name)

And OTHER fish that i dont know the spieces name of.

The black bubble-eyed fish is most likely another variety of goldfish called the "black moor."
The so-called piranhas are probably silver dollar tetras or something similar. (And those are fairly closely related to piranhas, though they are vegetarian.)

Are the turtles in the same tank as the fish? I'd be surprised if they don't decide to make a meal out of them sometime soon.

Well, the "Pirahanas" are carnivores. While she had them in the same tank, they got into a fight at one point since they were in eachother's way. I didnt see it, but one of them tore the others nose off. Now they are in separate tanks. And about the turtles, they are both in the same tank by themselves. (they are both male, so i dont think im gonna see baby turtles any time soon unless my science teacher gets more.) As for the the black bubble-eyed goldfish, it might be a black moor.