Article in the news::
"If you haven't already heard of the bizarre form of tootsie TLC, the fish pedicure, you don't need to know much; the name is a dead giveaway... Hundreds of tiny carp-like fish nibble on your problem areas - hard skin, cracked heels and blistered skin, leaving you with smooth, sandal-ready feet.
After starting the summer season parading around in sandals, my feet were in much need of a little loving, so I took a trip to Camden Market to test out this latest beauty trend.
Watching people go in before me, squealing as the fish began sucking at their feet, I must admit I was a little apprehensive, after all, it's not everyday you stick your feet in a tub of fish, but I was determined to give this a try!
The 30-minute treatment begins with washing your feet with a wet towel (obviously these fish do not tolerate filthiness.) You slowly and slightly precariously place your feet into the chilled water and in no more than 10 seconds your feet are covered in tiny little fish.
The feeling is indescribable at first. Knowing that the tickling sensation you're feeling is hundreds of fish nibbling at your hard skin is a little hard to muster, but, as you get used to it, it is very relaxing, being able to watch the fish working their magic is actually very soothing.
The thirty minutes seem to fly by, and as I was handed a towel to dry my feet, I noticed the difference to my soles. What was once full of hard, dry skin has transformed into soft and supple skin and my toes had never looked so groomed. The £15 price tag seemed almost too cheap for the results I achieved; my feet hadn't looked this good in, well, forever. Those little fish worked wonders! What started off as a scary idea, ended up in glowing results and a totally unique experience.
Camden market is open from 10am - 6pm, 11am is the recommended time for a fish pedicure."
Do you think my rummy nose tetra would be any good??
"If you haven't already heard of the bizarre form of tootsie TLC, the fish pedicure, you don't need to know much; the name is a dead giveaway... Hundreds of tiny carp-like fish nibble on your problem areas - hard skin, cracked heels and blistered skin, leaving you with smooth, sandal-ready feet.
After starting the summer season parading around in sandals, my feet were in much need of a little loving, so I took a trip to Camden Market to test out this latest beauty trend.
Watching people go in before me, squealing as the fish began sucking at their feet, I must admit I was a little apprehensive, after all, it's not everyday you stick your feet in a tub of fish, but I was determined to give this a try!
The 30-minute treatment begins with washing your feet with a wet towel (obviously these fish do not tolerate filthiness.) You slowly and slightly precariously place your feet into the chilled water and in no more than 10 seconds your feet are covered in tiny little fish.
The feeling is indescribable at first. Knowing that the tickling sensation you're feeling is hundreds of fish nibbling at your hard skin is a little hard to muster, but, as you get used to it, it is very relaxing, being able to watch the fish working their magic is actually very soothing.
The thirty minutes seem to fly by, and as I was handed a towel to dry my feet, I noticed the difference to my soles. What was once full of hard, dry skin has transformed into soft and supple skin and my toes had never looked so groomed. The £15 price tag seemed almost too cheap for the results I achieved; my feet hadn't looked this good in, well, forever. Those little fish worked wonders! What started off as a scary idea, ended up in glowing results and a totally unique experience.
Camden market is open from 10am - 6pm, 11am is the recommended time for a fish pedicure."
Do you think my rummy nose tetra would be any good??
thatd be cool to fill spa with them 
A whole bath of the things! 
