Re: [GSAS-Member] 4 Paradise Fish...One more try

[Steev Ward <steevward@yahoo.com>]

I've also given Paradise Fish as gifts. You can keep one in a very small 
container and
they seem quite happy. It's a great fish to keep in a bowl on your desk at work 
because
they are hardier and more active than a Betta, and can survive lower 
temperatures. Kids
fall in love with them because they will eat out of your hand. You can teach 
them to
jump for food, and that amazes even the adults. And ... color and finnage on an 
adult
paradise fish is more impressive than your average fish.

There are no bad fish; only bad tanks (I just made that up).

Steev

 
--- Connie Carlson <nwconniec@hotmail.com> wrote:

> I just got some belonesox in the mail today (yes, I FINALLY have my crazy
> Belonesox!), and some of the one inch (and that is if you are really 
> stretching the
> ruler!) juvenile paradise fish in the tank were challenging these 3+-inch 
> predators. 
> They definitely LOOK like fuzzy bunny fish, but they have the Monty Python 
> Rabbit
> mentality they do.  Sassy little things!
> 
> I will say though, that because of this they make GREAT pets for kids; so 
> much more
> interactive with tank owners than the average little fish.  And so hearty, and
> colorful... who could ask for a better starter fish for kids?  I have given 
> two away
> now as gifts to very happy recipients; one to a 6-year-old and one to a 
> 28-year-old. 
> 
> 
> Just a possibility if you don't find any takers Shango!  :+)
> 
> Cheers,
> Connie
>  


      
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