I don't know about you guys, but when I sit down at dinner and start talking about how the fish were acting when I fed them, I get very weird looks from my family. So it's good to come here and ramble about my little finned babies.
Anyway, I just got back from the LFS and after watching neons and such swim back and forth for 45 minutes I've really come to appreciate how much personality my bettas have.
I have noticed that when Jeremiah comes to grab his food, he actually sticks his head a bit above the water level. It's not that he lunges and his head is pushed out of the water: he seems to do it on purpose. When he does it, it looks like a red dolphin poking his head out of the water. He does it slowly... kind of circling under the pellets then poking out the tip of his nose (about this much: _) It's really cute.
And Pearl opens her mouth a lot. You might be like, 'Wow.. her fish opens it's mouth. How great.' But every few minutes she has spurts where she constantly does the typical goldfish thing and opens her mouth every two or three seconds. It looks very cute, like she's talking. And she has a deformed lip (I think she was born with it) which makes it even cuter when she does it.
So what makes your betta sweet and unique?
Anyway, I just got back from the LFS and after watching neons and such swim back and forth for 45 minutes I've really come to appreciate how much personality my bettas have.
I have noticed that when Jeremiah comes to grab his food, he actually sticks his head a bit above the water level. It's not that he lunges and his head is pushed out of the water: he seems to do it on purpose. When he does it, it looks like a red dolphin poking his head out of the water. He does it slowly... kind of circling under the pellets then poking out the tip of his nose (about this much: _) It's really cute.
And Pearl opens her mouth a lot. You might be like, 'Wow.. her fish opens it's mouth. How great.' But every few minutes she has spurts where she constantly does the typical goldfish thing and opens her mouth every two or three seconds. It looks very cute, like she's talking. And she has a deformed lip (I think she was born with it) which makes it even cuter when she does it.
So what makes your betta sweet and unique?