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22-11-2004, 11:44
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Re: Have you ever had fish as a "pet"? If so look here please!
We had a beta fish in my dorm my entire junior year. I dont know how he survived but somehow he did. They are cool to look at, and dont require a very large tank. We had a nice sized glass tank but they can live in smaller tanks, or even under the roots of plants (dont know if you've ever seen those but i think they are funny). I would definately go for the beta as they can survive pretty much anything.
-Aaron 
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