On Sun, 14 May 2006 09:03:38 -0500, Mellie101
wrote:

Was wandering the same thing only the other day. My husband likes to
watch them but that is where the interest stops. I just love the whole
'interaction' with them too. I get such a buzz when you are doing a
water change and they come and nibble your finger or arm. Makes you
feel so pleased that they are that comfortable with you. I love it
that they come to the corner whenever you walk past or come up to the
glass and watch you when you are doing something close by. I also love
the way they don't answer back, demand to watch 'The Wiggles' and tell
you that they don't like what you have given them for dinner.

I suppose mostly it is such a sense of achievement when everything is
going well and they are thriving.

Such a lovely topic
Mellie


Not to mention the sub-conscience tranquility that it stimulates for any
aquarium admirer. Some setup tanks with a sense of pride. Some with a
sense of showmanship..some just because they care.

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Thanks-ED