Pet fish
 

I think I'd like to get a pet fish, but would prefer to have not much more than just a fish and a bowl. What would be the best type? I'd like as little work as possible, so maybe get an algae eater and another type of fish? Anything else I need? Do i need gravel? How do I clean the fish crap? etc.

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Don't get a pet fish.

If you want a pet, go to the ound and get a cat or dog.

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Visit the Microlimit forum.

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Don't get a pet fish.

If you want a pet, go to the ound and get a cat or dog.

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no pets allowed in my apartment

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Just go down to the pet store and ask. They get this sort of thing all the time. Get one of those fighting fish(i don't know what they're really called, but if you put two in a bowl together one'll end up dead), they're tough as hell and I'm pretty sure all you have to do is feed them and change out the bowl water with tap everyone once in a while.

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I think given your constraints you have the choice of goldfish or a betta (I think that's what manpower was refering to.) Both are fiarly low maintenence, but yeah just go to the pet store and they know about that stuff more than I.

-Craig

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betta

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You are correct sir! They're pretty cool fish but rank way up there on the unoriginality scale. I see them in dorm rooms fairly frequently, not that it should really matter.
http://www.aquabotanic.com/contest20...ta%20crop2.jpg

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I have a pet betta fish at work. His name is Bartholomew.

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Visit the Microlimit forum.

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nice [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

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I have a pet betta fish at work. His name is Bartholomew.

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Fish aren't pets. They're decorations.