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April 24th, 2009
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| | Fish Keeper
| I can easily do that, my tank is around 2ft away from the side of my bed, so i sit on the end and watch the fish all night long. I swear when my Angels spawned i didnt move for 2 hours  | 
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April 24th, 2009
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| my friend always gets annoyed because when we sit in my room to talk she says im not paying attention because im too busy looking at my 55g. lol. when i got my fist few fish i just layed on the floor at an odd angle looking at my tank all day. | |
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May 2nd, 2009
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| Not even but i do make well 10+ stops a day and observe thier behavior for about eight to ten minutos. My ?husband thinks i'm a nimcompoop, he don't get it unless hes adding yet another inappropriate fish ofr me to get rid of. | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| Mine is in the living room also and every commerical break, I'm glancing towards the tank. I spend several minutes morning, noon, and night time feedings watching them closely. Tonight, however, I turned on the moonlights and sat in the dark for close to an hour watching them. I'm pretty sure I caught 2 dalmation mollies mating and one of my pictus that hardly ever comes out, swam circles in the front of the tank over and over. I really enjoyed him. | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| | Fish Bum
| Now that we have fish in the tank we watch them for hours also. My 55 gallon is in the livingroom in the alcove meant for a t.v. (I like at least one room without a tv.) We moved a big comfy chair so it faces the tank-about 3 feet away. We also have a tank in the bedroom - today I added 5 glo light tetras to the bedroom tank and fell asleep while watching them. Not because they were boring- but relaxing! | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| I had to move mine out of my office. I work at home doing medical transcription and I could not work for watching my fish. Hubby wants one in the bedroom but I figure that will just keep me up watching fish. I do my rounds every morning feeding, watching them, and drinking my coffee. Then for a lunch break another round to check on everybody and feed all the babies. Of course after work have to make another round and feed the babies again. Last check is at night when it is time for lights out and it takes me forever to get to bed because I could just sit and watch them forever. Oh I forgot to mention all the times I get frustrated with work and just take a fish chill break. LOL Sorry for the letter, job hazard of being able to type fast. | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| | Fish Master
| I've been watching my Blood Red Jewels for hours. They are sooo close to breeding and I don't want to miss it..lol..Allot of time has been wasted watching these two flirt..lol. | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| CHoffman Not trying to hijack but where did you find your blood red jewels. I have looked and looked for a pair. They are gorgeous. What is one more tank anyway? One day I will get a pair of them! | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| | Fish Mentor
| I watch my SW aquarium for hours me and my dad sit there with a pepsi and a beer and we watch the fish go around doing there thing and the corals swaying in the current 
It is amazing and beautiful to watch.
-Matt  | |
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May 3rd, 2009
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| lol an hour is an understatement....lol ..20 gal (dwarf puffers) 55 gal(brparrots) in computer room,29 gal (livebearers) on tall dresser in br, 20 gal (fancy gf) on my nightstand that I fall asleep watching everynight...5 gal ( 2dg) in my kitchen...and looking for one more spot ...lol...I think I need an angel tank....lol | 
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May 11th, 2009
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| | Fish Keeper
| Yes, yes I do, and my tank is tiny!
Most of my time is spent fishing tiny Platy and Guppy babies about the substrate. But that's just part of the fun | |
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May 11th, 2009
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| | Fish Keeper
| i do it all the time! | |
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May 11th, 2009
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| I have a pile of netflix movies that I have had for about a month now... all due to the two tanks in my living room. One isn't even stocked yet... just one fish and a bunch of plants... but it still holds my attention. I'm moving the smaller of the two tanks to my bedroom this summer after I replace my floors... and I'm thinking that I'll now have two rooms where I don't get anything done due to the tanks. | |
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May 11th, 2009
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| | Fish Helper
| i have 8 tanks setup but the one i watch most is my 55 g .... they are just so peaceful | |
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May 11th, 2009
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| Quote:
Originally Posted by JennDFK  I have a pile of netflix movies that I have had for about a month now... all due to the two tanks in my living room. One isn't even stocked yet... just one fish and a bunch of plants... but it still holds my attention. I'm moving the smaller of the two tanks to my bedroom this summer after I replace my floors... and I'm thinking that I'll now have two rooms where I don't get anything done due to the tanks. | lol | |
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May 20th, 2009
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Originally Posted by namehater i could replace my tv with an active fish tank and be 100% satisfied. i cant even imagine how awesome your tank would be to watch, you have a nice amount of fish in there! | I would have to say...I agree with you 200%! lol! I just started with one fish on my birthday..which I bought myself...and uhh...5 mnths later I now have a:
10gal.
with tiger barbs
20gal.
with 4 neon tetra's
3 sunset platys
3 redtail platys ( they look calico to me)
1 long finned platy
I have had them for goin on 2 months and healthy as ever...
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