"F," noted Neon Tetra and resident of Happy Gallons Aquarium, has passed into eternity. A brief, private memorial was held this morning at Porcelain Waters Mortuary. F is survived by A, B, C, D and E.
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The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon. The vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true.
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Not to open a big "ich"theological debate, but do dead fish go to heaven?
James, I think they answer your question in the movie Bay of Dreams:
"Is this heaven?"
"It's the Santa Monica Bay."
"I could have sworn this was heaven."
"Is there a heaven?"
"Oh yeah. It's the place dreams come true."
"Maybe this is heaven."
Reminds me of my daughter's beta. I worried about it dying the whole time we had it. I'd check on it all the time because I knew my daughter would not take it's death well. Sure enough, it didn't even make it a full month & died on New Year's Eve. My daughter cried her eyes out. I don't like fish for pets.
I had 4 neon tetras when I had a tank. Their names were One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish and Blue Fish!
Unfortunately, I too now have four. RIP, "E."
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