It's time for another installment of "The Vicious Lives of Fishes", featuring the guppies in my old glass malted milk jar. The last time, I had changed the water and accidentally crushed one of the females with a slippery rock. That left me with 5 guppies left, 1 male and 4 females. Then I bought a pink and yellowish-green plastic plant, then a baby fish immediately appeared. Actually, 2 baby fish appeared. Then I saw a third one, but that vanished. Then when I changed the water today, one of the females had gone. I'm sure she didn't go down the drain, because I use a strainer, unless she got stuck to the plastic plant when I pulled it out. Where did these fish go? It's not like a baby fish because it's too big to allow itself to be cannibalized. If it jumped out, I didn't see any fish carcasses in my bedroom. Fish mysteriously disappear from my fish bowl. Now I have 1 adult male guppy, 3 adult females, and 2 babies. The male fish seems kind of tired after I changed the water. Maybe it's time I need a new male fish.
Thursday, March 23, 2017
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