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They may or may not be out of the ordinary pet-selection wise, as implied above, but I can name my family's menagerie and all their quirks that basically comes from being in my family, if that's okay.

Oh, when I clicked on this I thought you meant animals that act weird and I was like, "Yes, ALL of them!" XD

Cute

That's what I thought, but I didn't want to say in case I gave wrong info and I had probably talked enough... Also, I didn't want to be wrong, even though, logically, that is how one could slow the rate of water. Ps- Basters are still useful for cleaning stuff off of plants and decos, however...

This was one of the things I was worried would happen with mine...but I can't even seem to get mine to work! I feel so incompetent... T^T HOWEVER, with the baster, I can help! I'm practically the master of the baster *snort*! (Yes, I know, juvenile). Where did you get your device and how...

Fish got adopted, good luck little girl!

Lol, sorry I'd it was a bit round about. XD Ah ok, that's what I thought. Good luck and remember to take care of yourself, too! I know Lupus is hard, I have a close personal family friend who is like an aunt to me who has dealt with Lupus for a long time. Our families have grown up together...

Your fish's name is brilliant. XD

Oh, wait, okay, for some reason I was started further up fro. This, but...what is it Lupus or staph??? The two are pretty different (although your more in danger of getting the latter due to the former, and I think there also have been links recently formed for the other way around, but...)

Oh no you're sick?! These are the things that make me paranoid, I freak out a little inside every time the tiniest drop gets on my face! Are you going to be alright?

Some bet Some bettas are just heartier than others, I guess, it is baffling. What symptoms is your fish exhibiting exactly?

I agree. He's has some issues, but it's not my fault though, he's special needs and then callamanus worms, so, there was no way I personally did that to him (had him a couple months and he came to me with the bouyancy isues as well, so wherever he came from is to blame for all that, I think)...

One, and maybe that sounds pathetic when I say I hardly have stamina for it, but it's true I have terrible stamina (I don't have the best health). XD;

^^^^This is exactly what I'm afraid of! XD; I don't know, it just wouldn't be /fair/.

My fish wanted to know where I was going when I had him for only a few days, but had never fed him (to test if constipation was causing him SbD). I had never personally fed him, there was no reason for him to greet me, but he recognized I had been working very hard to make sure there was plenty...

I agreed with this particular post of yours...up to the point of them having no emotions, because that's just not true. My mind works both scientifically and creatively, but I've got to say, my fish has more personality than half the people I've ever met. He gets jealous, mad, happy, put-out...

Yup! That's her! And that's exactly what I am trying to avoid! XD; I think, you know that bleeding hear when it comes to animal runs in my family, we've always felt bad for the dish or wanted a tank, but it's MUCH stronger a feeling once you get one (I guess it's maybe that psychologically...

I understood the topic just fine. I mentioned my fish and I answered the question, but a lot of people on here additionally seemed to feel that happiness is only what humans feel. I am not the only one to comment about other species, the one I quoted mentioned dogs! I don't know why you...

Ok, it's funny, and not funny, but...my /mother/ just HAD to show me this little female Betta when I was out trying to get supplies for Archer...now I can't stop thinking about her! She was cute and and seemed sweet, and I believe I connected, but that's just unfortunate, because...I just don't...

All animals have personality, or...most, because some people don't really have personalities (or not very good ones). Anyone who says animals can't feel are evidently missing something emotionally. The word may be a human construct, but the emotion existed far before human speech and likely...