Woman adopts disabled pet store fish 

I never knew that fish had actual feelings like this

it's pretty wild. I knew you could make betas more vibrant colors with proper care, but I didn't know they weren't supposed to be white. I just thought the white ones were white!

@@J_Lynn There are some that are actually white, but most of the ones that you see in the little cups will brighten up given the proper care. Which most of them will never get.

@@J_Lynn there are some specific white ones (called “pearl” “opal” “cellophane”) bred to be as white as possible and with a shimmery look in their tails. But most betta fish are meant to be coloured, but without adequate nutrition their scales cannot have those colours (like human skin becomes dry and damaged without adequate nutrients).

A lot has to do with their surroundings. Freshwater perch in the UK who live in deep gravel pits or waters that are very open, are quite pale, those in weedy clear waters have much stronger colouration.

Yes, someone I know was about to throw a betta fish in the toilet, so I rescued the male betta I didn’t knew a thing about bettas or tanks i did my research and the betta fish survived for 3 months was very happy until one day it died, from there on I stared rescuing these beautiful bettas now I have 2 tanks, and it’s amazing seeing them plus it’s cool how they recognize your voice, mines are always trying to get food..

@@dymondqueen1584 Oh that is so lovely! Thank you for becoming a betta-rescuer. They are such gorgeous fish

Maybe a million years from now this kind of concept won’t be so rare. Everything is alive and everything alive feels.. suffering and bliss we ALL go through life this way. Most people don’t acknowledge any feelings other than what can be expressed through man made language.

i can prove this, my fish was so shy when I put him in a medium tank, he’d hide inside a rock and would come out when I came over. He has passed unfortunately along with his “friend” though they did dislike eachother..

Everything has its own way of speaking and knowing, it’s on us on whether or not we’re open to accepting and reading it.

This should have more likes!!

in some european contries it is actually illegal in germany there's atleast a strong recommendation of minimum tank sizes also more and more places around here stopped selling the bred longfin varieties and more and more breeders stop breeding them

AMEN!!

Yes this people with a beautiful heart deserve more attention ...to her craft ...for being active and keeping leaving creatures more important to our life ...we sollut you ..for your passion and god is not selfish for that you deserve more love and attention ....

I definitely agree!

I was thinking the same thing. Every creature of every kind suffers in their own way and while we cannot at times do anything to alleviate another's suffering, at least we can make a vow to not ADD to it with our judgments and snide comments, or just numbed out indifference. And yet that seems to be the modernized blood sport of the day. Thank God this woman is modeling human decency and recognizing the suffering that she can attend to. So beautiful, thank you, so uplifting.

You can make a difference. Switch to a plant based diet for example to do something against the murder and suffering of animals on the whole planet. Cows or pigs or fish are our friends, not food. Like the video shows.

@@PySnek Oh you are preaching to the choir. Been vegetarian for over 30 years and Vegan for 11. In the late 80's I read Diet for a New America by John Robbins (renegade drop out of Baskin Robbins dynasty) and cried for the first 55 pages of what what he revealed about what factory farming did to the animals. He could no longer make ice cream and I could not longer be a part of animal products but it took me a while to totally weed out eggs and dairy. For years I lorded it over other people but now I understand the indoctrination of Big Pharma and food marketing hypnosis. Thanx for giving me a chance to get on my soap box!!! Blessings to everyone and everything everywhere🙏😿😭

@@PySnek The thing is I don't think everyone needs to be vegetarian or vegan, we just need to treat the animals better. Take cows for example even though we end up slaughtering them for food we should still give them a good life before we do. Now I'm not saying being a vegetarian or vegan is bad its 100% anyone's choice and if you are than more power to ya.

@@joshuamw93 Be honest with yourself. Treating someone in the right way isn't possible with murder at the end, just to have a tasty meal. No matter how many good and kind years you were able to give beforehand. You just think this way, because it's normal for you to see specific animals only as a ressource. Deep down your heart you know. No matter if it's a cow, a pig, a dog or a cat. All feel joy, pain, are afraid, have to eat and sleep, have babies, which they protect and take care of. They can't communicate in the way we do, aren't able to solve complicated problems, but in the end they are all living beings on this planet and don't want to harm you in any way, even after centuries of enslavement and mass murder (over 70 billion animals per year). You don't have to continue supporting this. It's up to you. But it never was this easy to make this change in all history of humankind.

They are disgusting! From Scummy Walmart to PetSmart, PetCo………

PetSmart is depressing in particular. It's an entire shelf of betas and glofish in those tiny plastic cups without gravel or plants or anything. It's a wonder they even bother to put air holes in every cup.

@@graphitetailgrace3870 All petshops I've seen in irekand keep fish in tanks with their own species, except for male fighting fish which are kept in separate tanks with fish they wont fight with

Bro these people on the comments section are just idiots. Pure, unadulterated idots 🤣😂🤣😂 beta fish live alone on a small puddles of water out in the wild. Buy a beta fish and through it in a open tank and see what happens 😂🤣😂 it ain't gonna fight for much, it's going to start not to eat because the open tank puts them in a anxious state then its stays closer to the corner of the tank where it will never leave and not eat

Absolutely!!

How about the rats?

@@JixNull Rats deserve care too. My friend actually has two pet rats. They’re really sweet!

You wouldn't believe how many dumb people there are who think fish can't feel pain SMH

@@PerpetuallyAnnoyed in total agreement it’s amazing how inhumane humans can be Let’s be honest if a super intelligent altruistic alien species came to earth they’d probably consider removing us from the earth

@@simonduncan8327 They totally would!

Absolutely ❤️

What kind of fish was that?

Thanks for teaching me why fish spit pebbles at the glass!

I have a goldfish it’s 10 years old now and I Have never cleaned his tank and I have a theory on that’s why it ls still alive

Jazz A curious what kind of tank do you have? Is it a planted tank or one with gravel? Gallons?

@@samiprovost8567 It’s a big Glass tank and it has gravel at the bottom and that’s it I don’t have anything in it it has a filter and that’s about it I feed it once a day in the morning. my dad got it for me thinking it would die within a month and that would be the end of it 10 years later it’s still in our house🤗

🙏🙏🙏💯

Amen.

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Nah i aint gonna care for ants nor mosquitoes

Yeah, The idiots that think fish dont feel.. they cant max expressions or noises that we can hear! They feel tho!

I'm not so sure about that I think hermit crabs are the hardest to take care of because they are just so high maintenance.

That sounds really adorable this fish is living the good life 😊

literally literal bro

Thanks.

@Bewusster_Konsum So you would rather these fish die after being put in the ocean or a lake? These fish are domesticated, they have been for centuries. Stop being mad over people taking in these animals when they would of just died a miserable death. You can't undomesticate these fish, it's not how it works. The fish are bright and clearly healthy, if they weren't they'd be dull. Common sense, really. You people Wana spout about animal care, yet your solutions will literally kill them.

So true. We decorate our tanks during the holidays…lights, garland and the fish love it. They notice things outside of the tank as well and get positive stimulation.

in this case its better she dont add sand it ill damage the scales of the fish but a few real plants sound cool :3

What if the fish is white, that’s the color of the fish. My fish snowball, was white for the whole 3 years I had them. I added a lot of color, was I doing something wrong or is that fish just born white?

I feel the same way. People would try to tell me they (the fish) didn't know better...ummm, yeah they do. It's obvious.

Beta fishes are recommended to have lesser water than most fishes... for good reasons.

@@xxstar-bluesxx Less water. Really. What reasons would those be? 🧐

@@xxstar-bluesxx I've never heard that before, I cant imagine a small amout of water is ever better surely.

@@Jurisrachel Beta fishes can actually jump out of your bowl. Not by stress. Because there are mosquitos flying around. Even little bugs if they could find. Also, the contents in their water has to be balanced for them to survive. If you don't have a cleaner or purifier, you gotta put your beta fish in a very small aquarium for starters. Putting them in a cup is natural for them. At least you feed them at least 8-5 pellets a day, just dont try to over feed them or else they'll die obviously.

She buys to save them. So the seller makes profit

they need also filtering and oxygen. its not like u can just put them in a small jar and they will survive. humans are stupid. but the sellers are the main problem.

I'm not big on any animals in cages of any kind. And if they don't mind cages, why do they try to escape? Everything wants its freedom. Best to avoid cages when possible.

I think the fish are in tiny cups because they're male fighting fish and need to be kept separate to stop them fighting but unlike here my local pet shop keeps males in separate tanks with fish they wont fight with

Humans are stupid 🙄 or maybe you guys on the comments section are just ignorant. Beta fish live in small puddles of water in rice fields pal around asia. They are introverts and will fight to the death if another fish comes into their home. Also a beta fish doesn't need circulating water or "oxgen" like that one dummy said up there. The beta swim at the surface and gets oxygen like how a marine mammal would, they surface and take a gulp of air and go a couple of me down and that's its. Your never put them in a large tank of water and your never put them with other fishes. . ignorant people of the comments section 😂

All animals feel pain.... Keeping them alive in pain is sick

I agree.One thing that really really tears me up is when people filet (cut the sides off of) the fish when they are alive, as though the fish doesn't feel that they are being cut into. Ever since I was a small child it has also really really broke my heart when people take what is considered a garbage fish and they take it out of the water and put it into an empty trash can and then the fish just sits there trying to breathe but it can't because it's not in water. So it just sits with its mouth constantly moving for hours until it finally dies. That is sooo sooo sad!! I have always wanted to put them back in the water, but I knew that if I did, people would report me to the police for putting the fish back in the water.

@@kellies.5704 Good for you, Kellie! You have a kind ❤️, unlike many others…

@@kellies.5704 aye it’s disgraceful When I have to put a fish to sleep if it’s beyond cure I use clove oil it sedates them and puts h hem to sleep humanely

@@kellies.5704 Me too! That is the most prolonged cruel death. What is really awful is how most fishermen don't even "see" it, they've done it so many times they've become blind to it.

It's a fish

@@kenji3894yeah it is a fish (so what fatherless 5 year old?)

Was he able to regulate the swim bladder after that?

@@2degucitas yes. Weird, right? He was right as rain by morning.

@@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum That's valuable info for fish keepers.

@@2degucitas interesting. I just had run out of options and if I did nothing he was going to die.

Crazy! Kudos to you for saving their life!

That's so cute!

The cat falling in 😂😂😂 😼

I for one would be interested to hear more. I love chickens, and try to educate people and teach them that they're far more intelligent than people ever give them credit for. I honestly hadn't even really given much thought to fish, but would love to learn more!

@@troxycat aww chickens. Your very own pet velociraptor. Never watch The Secret Life of Chickens at 3am while sick. I will never unsee that chicken catch a mouse. Run from the others so she doesn't have to share & then swallow it whole. Chickens kind of scare me now. They're really cool, especially silkies, but slightly scary. I wouldn't mind having some rescued hens though. Since we all know they're just going to end up as spoiled rotten pets. Same as my housecats.

I'd also love to see more stories about Sebastian & his fish buddy. They sound amazing.

@@troxycat Meant to add for you to check out Ima Survivor Sanctuary's channel. They're hilarious with they're various animals. The family now has multiple channels for several members. You'd really like 'From Suits to Boots'. Jamie has quite a few personable chickens, ducks, geese that only like her & there's even an Ostrich now. A few months ago they were raising a bunch of goslings & ducklings. Well the Ice Queen a female goose decided they needed a mother to show them the ropes. So she adopted them & wouldn't let the males anywhere near them. But there was a grey goose that just wandered into the sanctuary & never left. She also decided to adopt the babies & help raise them. Recently the ice queen was laying eggs in the barn & the grey goose was protecting her & her nest from the pigs. Pig Trudy still managed to steal an egg though. Right from under Ice Queen too! Hopefully she'll find a better place to nest though. They also have a male & female turkeys. Cornholio is always showing off for Janky Jan. She's got a few screwy feathers. But unfortunately Jankey Jan is either in love with Carl or she just likes chasing after & scaring the poor ostrich male. Like I said the Morrow family is a hoot to watch & they pretty much post daily. Actually multiple times a day too.

@@troxycat Okay. Sebastian's story really is pretty cool, too. And I completely agree about chickens being intelligent, though that is recent for me, too. I've always known that cats were sentient. But Sebastian and Fish Buddy were really the beginning for me to see that they all are. So, when I first adopted Sebastian I was the only one caring for him. My roommate was the one who had planned to use him as bate and hadn't been very nice to the poor crayfish. The roommate was kind of indifferent toward my new pet to start. But I was fascinated by Sebastian. I read that fully grown crayfish eat things like blood worms and meat. I didn't want to just dump a bunch of meat based food in his tank and risk it not getting eaten and polluting the water. So I would use wooden chopsticks and hold the food right in front of Sebastian's nose. At first Sebastian was aggressive toward anything coming near his tank. Or especially coming into his tank. He would stand up on his hind legs and flash his bright red underbelly and the red underside of his giant claws. He even made his red color more vibrant when doing this gesture. And he would lunge forward with his open claws, flashing them with aggression. He was very clearly saying, "BACK OFF!" But it didn't take long at all for Sebastian to realize that I meant him no harm. And that I was the bringer of food. Very quickly he stopped gesturing aggressively toward me. Instead, he would eagerly move toward the chopstick to eat his delicious food with no aggression at all. And soon he started reaching up in a very different way. Even just seeing me outside his tank. He was still putting his claws up and still stood on his hind legs, but he no longer flashed his red color. He let his underbelly and claws remain a soft orange. He didn't lunge or flash his claws. And he held his claws in a very different position. Instead of telling me to back off, he was reaching up as if he was begging. Like a little kid reaching up to be picked up. Sebastian was begging for food. He did this anytime he saw me nearby now. The really amazing thing was that he still flashed and lunged at my roommate. It looked like Sebastian was flipping him off every time the roommate walked by. Sebastian could tell the difference between my roommate and I. And Sebastian clearly had an opinion about each of us. By this point my roommate was fascinated and wanted to start feeding Sebastian with the chopsticks too. At first Sebastian wasn't open to the idea, but once he smelled the bloodworms he came around. Within about a day or two Sebastian was no longer flipping my roommate off. And soon he was begging my roommate with his arms up like a little kid, too. Eventually the roommate had a friend come over to see our cool crayfish. The new person stuck her face in front of Sebastian's tank to get a good look. And Sebastian was having none of that. He immediately lunged and flashed his red color and flipped the intruder off. He clearly didn't like this new person at all. And yet my roommate and I could get as close to the tank as we wanted with no such aggression at all. I showed the visitor how nice Sebastian could be by feeding him myself. As soon as I came near to feed him, he begged me with arms gently raised and happily ate his food. But he never did accept the visitor, no matter how many times she visited. He just really hated her. So, not only are crayfish aware of what goes on in their tank, they are aware of what is outside of their tank, too. They do see humans. They can tell the difference between different humans. They can recognize and remember at least three different people. And they can have very strong opinions about each different person. And very consistently, too. Once Sebastian befriended me, he never showed aggression toward me again. The same with my roommate once they were friends. And he never begged my roommate's friend. Not once, ever. Sebastian remembered who was who forever. Sebastian also seemed to have the ability to forgive. If he's able to recognize and remember different people, then he probably remembered the unkind treatment of my roommate the day Sebastian was initially caught. And yet once shown kindness by my roommate, Sebastian apparently chose to forgive. All of this from a creature with an exoskeleton and 6 legs. I have honestly never looked at creatures of any type the same again. Since then I have raised crickets and katydids. And I have seen amazing things about them, too. I would be happy to tell about them if anyone is interested, too.

I once stopped the traffic on our highway to let a tarantula cross the road without getting squished. Do I qualify for your "admiration" ? 😇

@@sweettaterpie7009 would you rescue a mosquito?-

Yeah, she's the best kind because she really has a specialized veterinarian care for the fishes. Last time I saw a video a guy trying to take of barnacles on a turtle's aggresively, just sad 😔 I hope they all are like her.

@@Vaquita. hahah! No. I smack 'um

@@sweettaterpie7009 why do you judge another life is worth more than another?

Truly amazing!

Repent to Jesus Christ “Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet.” ‭‭John‬ ‭13:14‬ ‭NIV‬‬

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Omg it's a fucking fish. I hate 4 times it's body weight in haddock last night. Mammals I understand, I'm a pescetarian but my God, my empathy does not extend to fish. Thank you.

Fish are not decorations they are food

I know how sad you feel. I’ve lost a few fishes, and I really miss them. It makes me cry whenever I think about it. Rest in peace Bolt ❤️

If he was a betta thats pretty much an average lifespan.

@@DanaTheInsane That's ABOVE the average lifespan. Seems like Bolt lived a long life...

I'm still bummed out about losing my Lancelot, and trying to figure out how I messed up/IF I messed up. It's easy to get obsessive over this stuff, but I think sometimes beating ourselves up when we've done everything right isn't very productive either.

I had a fair goldfish for like 14 years. It somehow lived more than 8 years in a never cleaned and never fed tank. I think he learned to eat algae. Be nice I was only like 6 and had no idea how to take care of fish. I had a bird and a frog that were friends. I got the frog from one of those comic book ads that sells you tadpoles and eggs and one of them survived. Mikey the frog.

Thank you so much for saving the fish’s life. How cruel to leave him that way.

Thank you for doing that. Be blessed

Thats so cool, thank you for saving that little fish. God bless

@@KittyKittyBangBang249 I love your username lol!

@@movedchannels3680 thanks! 🙏

I applaud and admire you. My love for goldfish began when I saw (at the age of 3) my mother laiughing at a bowl where two beautiful goldfish, one black , one gold, were lying on top of each other -- dead. "Haha! I guess I forgot to feed them!" she said as she threw them in the trash........

Be gentle with yourself, fellow human. You did the best you could at the time, with the limited knowledge you had. You didn't intend harm, and I don't think you owe any penance. But your idea of leveraging what you've since learned, to help other creatures, is a lovely one. And, along the way, you might also have the opportunity to teach others to better care for animals. #BeTheChange and all. 🙂

@@aattura1541 Yiiiiikes. I'm sorry you experienced that.

​@@aattura1541 i sincerely hope, she's your ex mother.

how can i help my lack moor im still young and i feel so bad for my little pepsi i truly love her i want to re home her but don't know where to..

Bless you! I rescued a goldfish that had lost an eye to a Discus fish. The guy charged me half price. She had her own bowl with a filter and I placed it near one of my other (I had 7 - 15 gallon - and partially cleaned them 2x a week) tanks so she could see the goldfish swimming around. Sadly she lived for a week, I did my best for her but there may have been other problems.

💞❤❤what a wonderful person you are, that little life had no idea where it was going or to who. Thank you for showing compassion to such a vulnerable helpless life.🥰🙏🏼

Good on ya for helping. It may not've been the longest life, but it was surely a _better_ one, with your help.

May God Bless you for being such a kind person! I truly wish there were more people like you. It would certainly be a better world!!

@@Bunneeee clearly you cared enough to comment

@Bewusster_Konsum thats a domesticated fish, it was bred by selfish humans and literally has no adaptation to live in the wild. The least we can do is take care of it, since our kind was responsible for bringing it into existence like this

@Bewusster_Konsum if she threw them in the wild they would die lmao

@Bewusster_Konsum Yeah, very selfless to keep and take care of fish who are either wildly unsuited to the area or physically disabled in an aquarium instead of just dumping them in the ocean to die.

I think that sometimes it takes time to learn how special each creature is. The older I have become, the easier it is for me to simply OBSERVE the animals I have collected. Watching them eat, explore, interact with me.. it all leads to a connection and deeper appreciation for how special they are. I am truly distressed when my goldfish and Bettas are not well. My tanks are doing well now, so all are happy. I've even gotten some snails and they too are amazing creatures to observe. We live in a world of wonder. God is good. His creation is awesome.

Yes! I own a goldfish pond and they are the sweet most intelligent animals. They recognize me and eat from my hand 🥰

In regards to fish living in tiny bowls, I once heard a fish hobbyist say that expecting a fish to live happily in a tiny bowl is equivalent to expecting a child to live happily in a closet. Sure they can survive in there but the quality of life just isn’t there.

I actually have A blind Tetra. Basically can’t swim around without bumbling into things. Normally sits at the bottom of the tank and the others do actually push it around gently and what I’m sure of is them giving it food they get once I feed them. People who say fish don’t have emotions I don’t agree with for this reason alone.

"pretty moving furniture" lmaooo

I stand in Walmart looking at those cup fish and feel sooo bad for them...arent they japanese fighting fish? They have to be on own separate bowl because they will kill each other...wish i could afford to save some but i save cats and its expensive. Bless the beautiful lady in video....when will we ever learn? I am now going on 3 years of no meat....also fish because i DO BELIEVE they feel and bond and want a good life. Wake up world...we dont need all this pain and suffering we inflict on innocent animals.

@@pamelasharkey7653 Bettas, or siamese fighting fish, are very territorial, so males must be kept separate from others of their species. Sometimes a group of females can be kept together, but it depends on their personalities. Unless it is particularly aggressive you can usually keep one betta in a community tank with other peaceful species. That is one way responsible pet stores can house their bettas. Unfortunately buying one of the cup bettas just perpetuates the cycle and that store will continue to stock their bettas in tiny cups as long as people keep buying them. That being said, you'd be hard pressed to find someone in the hobby that hasn't bought a cup betta, it's hard to leave them there when you know their odds for a happy life are so dismal.

@@pamelasharkey7653 im nit going vegan because a lion w]or fish would kill me if they were hunting and could, so would i and if i were hungry. (unless the fish loved me)

@@Vaquita. when would a betta fish kill you? It’s an insectivore, it only eats bugs..

@@Batbitesthesecond talking about sharks.

In this age where even humans are overlooked as being of no importance, this kind lady even cares for a wee fish.... obviously for no selfish reasons....thank you ma'am... ❤️

Say that to plants and bugs then.

@@Vaquita. insects matter too. Insects are sentient as well. Studies have shown that bees produce neurotransmitters and can actually feel happiness!

@@terryraven5321 i was saying plants and bugs deserve as much love as animals do (i mean, bugs and us are animals.) but plants do feel pain too and emit tiny screams when cut, good thing theres another person out there who cares sbout all life too!

I really wise there was a way to live without having to eat plants. (I’m a vegetarian.) something seems sinister about this world when everything alive suffers, I wish it wasn’t that way. Plants respond to music too and move much more then people realize. The best we can do is be as kind as possible to everything.

I worked in aquarium shops. At one point I had 5 tanks and no TV. People would come over, laugh at no TV and only fish tanks. My response, "I have five channels and there are never any commercials." P.s. It has been proven medically that 20 minutes with an aquarium lowers stress, calms anxiety, helps with depression. Slows heart rate and respiratory rate. Meditate on a fish tank.

This is adorable! Thanks for sharing.

When I was in college in the 70's there was a hardware store that had, in an isle along some windows, a 'Rest Home' area for old pet birds the store owner took in. There was a sign put up for ALL to see "Don't laugh- someday YOU will look like us. I was young, trim, athletic and very beautiful - ya know that time of your life you tend to find 'old things' distasteful and repugnant... Well I was one of those rare souls that always loved old people and animals and I was genuinely touched when I'd go to say hi to these scruffy looking birds. I found it soothing that the shopkeeper found a place in his heart to adopt these birds at their life's end.

How very kind of you! 🐠🌻🙏

❤️❤️❤️.

No they don't... Almost no animal have this "feelings" you talk about

@@JixNull I will keep on believing what I want & you just stay as ignorant as you are, let's see what end of the scale you will end up on..

@@ErantheB Scale on what? Is that a threat?

@@JixNull LMAO at a completely stupid person, you actually think I'm threatning you, Nah bro I say it the way I see it, you obviously can NOT stand someone else thinking differently to you. Good Luck with been so narrow minded and keep feeding that tiny little ego you have there.

@@ErantheB JIX NIX => textbook example of WILLFUL IGNORANCE!.

I cry about the moth i accidently killed.

@@Vaquita. I killed a caterpillar once when I was 7. I’m 51 and I still think about it. No matter how small in size, our pets take a big piece of our heart with them when they go. Someday I’ll die of a heart attack after having lost so much of mine to the pets I’ve had through the years.

@@ds_the_rn Your a very kind person, i once squished a tiny bug when i was 5 or something, it makes me quite upset thinking about it and try to capture flies and let them go, when i see mosquito torcher videos and people saying “they cant feel pain” to me cause theyre small and say they kill millions a year, well we kill billions a year.. So thank you for sharing your sympathy. (By capturing flies i mean inside the house, then releasing them outside.)

Yes, me too. Recently my fish, Spots died I cried really hard, she was like part of my family it’s not funny at all.

Same..I had a Beta baby named Summer when I was like 7/8 ish,she dies when she was still a baby,don’t know what caused it,I cried for a while as that was my first pet,haven’t had any beta/fish since,mainly because we have a cat In the house now,and he can barely resist his urge for the hamster XD.

Yes.

Well said 💕

@@FirstLast-gv1zl you're amazing