Amber, I am so sorry. I know how you cared for your baby fish. We were so hoping that Temple would pull through.
Sue >From: "=^..^=" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Bridge list-Temple >Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 09:14:21 -0700 > >Hello, > Belinda can you please add my fish Temple to the bridge list. Temple >died this morning. He was two years old. Temple was on his way to >recovery but in the end died from being overmedicated. It was difficult >and hard to get anyne to help me with my poor fish. The net had so little >on these type of fish (Oranda). I think to them (the fish specialists) >they saw Temple as just another fish...if it dies buy another one >mentallity. Unfortunately the way I feel right now is not at all like >that. I really love my fish. It isn't just a hobby. But it was difficult >to have them understand that and there was no fish doctor here in the city. > I couldn't get a traight and complete answer from any of the >specialists..and when they gave it to me it was half hearted info and not >complete. > Rebecca, I'm joined you on the list of no more Orandas. I don't want >anymore to die. I managed to keep their environment well for over a year >without problems but when they got attacked by the plecos I had no idea >what to do with that type of injury... Someone told me that in order to >learn how to keep your fish you have to go through all this...well not me. >I get too attached to my poor fishes. This feels just as bad as any loss I >have ever had. Next time someone offers me a fish again I will say no! > Well, on a brighter note he has Shirlie to play with. >Thank you, >Amber _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
