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I went to feed the Fishes of the Seas this morning and was greeted by this:
I thought, Oh, Ahab finally got Moby!
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You can see there are still two fish in there. And I saw Dino the Plecostomus two days ago. He looks very dinosaur like, so he is called Dino. He was hanging on the side of the bowl, just chillin'.
this is not him, but someone else's photo of one in an aquarium. I can't see Dino in my dark bowl.
I poked him with a stick just to make sure he was still living. He was.
I will give him to someone with an aquarium during the winter, as he won't be able to live in the cold we have.
Ah, smart fish!
ReplyDeleteHow is your doggie doing?? I did panic when looking at your 1st pic in my blog reader! Sure looked like a fish bone that had been cleaned! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd my mom had a "Dino" that started chasing the goldfish. She took him out of the tank and put him in a pan of water for a "time out". Didn't do much good, but she felt better.
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