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Stubby is swimming with the fishes

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07-01-2014, 04:04 PM

JMNYC

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Originally Posted by lauraeli

He prefers 'siamese loving fish' :-3 They get along great. Im sure they will miss each-other after Stubby gets potted up and can't go swimming anymore.

OMG I apologize! I get Stubby's preference....as long as he remains OUTSIDE THE TANK.

I do now get they are BFFs!

Addenda: leave the Siamese loving fish and the gun, take the cannolis and the Phal; eat the former, repot the latter.

Last edited by JMNYC; 07-01-2014 at 04:16 PM..

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