🐝Bumblebee and fish 🐟
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🐝Bumblebee and fish 🐟
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Calling all creative kiddos! To your stations!
I am in need of some seriously cute suggestions! My brand new bumblebee platy is getting a super cute tank, but he’s lacking a name to match! He’s a bit of a meanie and super speedy, and cutely speckled, if it helps. What do you kiddos think?
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These guys are serious about hiding from me! But here’s the final tank and names! Our Bumblebee platy (back, above the tail of the plane) is ‘Torpedo’, our frog (the silver blur diving towards the wing) is ‘Beachcomber’, and our Lyretail guppy (Upper right, beside the heater) is ‘Seaspray’. Thank you everyone for your suggestions!
(These guys might feature a little more prominently. If you would like to filter out my aquarium posts, they’re tagged with sam swims)
Please help! Bumble has become kind of a hunchback, and I haven’t seen her really using her caudal fin to move, but she also hasn’t really moved fast in a while, so I don't know if she’s just conserving energy. She’s the oldest fish in the tank at this point, but we got her from PetCo only 6 months ago, and she was nice and straight then. This has only started showing up in the last few weeks.
Sorry the only picture I could get was behind a plant. She tends to hang out in the back of the tank. The brown water and drifting crud is because of a very recent filter cleaning. It does’t always look like that. >.>