Wednesday keeps on giving

We couldn't keep ours alive for love nor money. In fairness, we didn't really try.

I wanted to drain the tank because I thought there was some weird slimy fungus growing on the glass, until my housemate pointed out that it was a pleco.
:D plecs are pretty grim looking to be fair.

I've managed to keep my other fish, shrimp and snail alive for ages.its just the fighters that die.
 
He had dropsy and was pineconing. I didn't just wake up and think "bit bored of day 56 of furlough, might kill a fish for fun".

Ewww. Was it like this, but in fish terms?:zombie:

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My fairground goldfish lived for ELEVEN YEARS. Looking back we kept the poor thing in squalid conditions. A small plain tank with no furnishings and no goldfish friend to play with.
That's sad :( goldfish (and fish in general) are one of the most misunderstood and neglected pets apparently. I discovered this after doing months of research into what fish I could comfortably put in my tank.
 
That's sad :( goldfish (and fish in general) are one of the most misunderstood and neglected pets apparently. I discovered this after doing months of research into what fish I could comfortably put in my tank.

All those months and it still went wrong. :(
 
We initially had one fairground goldfish and after a year or so I thought he might be lonely so bought two more from Pets at Home, both of which were dead within 18 months. So we bought two more from a local aquarium, they were both dead within a year. Tried a third time with Pets at Home fish and they both died too. From then on fairground goldfish (his name was Fish) lived on his own and we think he was about 15 when he died.
 
We initially had one fairground goldfish and after a year or so I thought he might be lonely so bought two more from Pets at Home, both of which were dead within 18 months. So we bought two more from a local aquarium, they were both dead within a year. Tried a third time with Pets at Home fish and they both died too. From then on fairground goldfish (his name was Fish) lived on his own and we think he was about 15 when he died.
Yeah same, when Goldie (:eyes:) eventually died I tried to replace him with three different pairs of fish all of whom only lasted at the very most a month. Couldn't be bothered after that.
 
This afternoon I soaked my feet, moisturised my whole body, did a face mask etc. I must say I do feel a lot more zen than I have in WEEKS.

However I still must say SEND WEED PLEASE.
 
We initially had one fairground goldfish and after a year or so I thought he might be lonely so bought two more from Pets at Home, both of which were dead within 18 months. So we bought two more from a local aquarium, they were both dead within a year. Tried a third time with Pets at Home fish and they both died too. From then on fairground goldfish (his name was Fish) lived on his own and we think he was about 15 when he died.

Fish was a SERIAL KILLER :o
 
I'm having a zoom team meeting next week. Other than a small meeting last week (when Kate's cock went down a right treat), I've only had personal zoom chats.

For those of you who are doing them regularly for work, how are you finding it? Apparently 12 people are invited to this one, which seems like too many to me.
 
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I'm just watching Pointless Celebrities where they have teamed Gyles Brandreth with a Drag Race queen and I can't decide who is more camp
 
I'm just watching Pointless Celebrities where they have teamed Gyles Brandreth with a Drag Race queen and I can't decide who is more camp

I watched that at the weekend. Baga wasn’t looking her best.
 
Ha I've heard of people bringing fish to the vets but luckily we've never had it. Apparently they do feel pain and some emotion tho.

I didn't have clove oil. So opted for the blunt whack to the head. Which Mandy had to do, with a frying pan. It ruined my clean tea towel :(
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