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10/24/2013: The First Day.

So... I live alone, in a 480 square foot apartment. The boyfriend comes in most weekends, but otherwise, it's me and whoever is on the other side of the computer screen while I do homework. I bought two plants at the beginning of the year, and while they make the air feel awesome in such a small space... plants are obviously not interactive (this does not stop me from talking to Anatolius and Anita). I threw around the idea of a pet last year too, but none seemed like a right fit. I went through a period where I thought I was going to end up with a hermit crab, but the molting period would've ruined me, and I was very scared I would screw up the saltwater and freshwater and anyways... lots of stress factors.

Bettas popped up, and slowly I came around. Getting off my experience with goldfish as a child was not easy... I'm generally squeamish about the whole 'capture the fish in a net, scoop it out, clean tank once a week' thing. The net capture always felt traumatic for me and for my fish. Betta care seemed almost too good to be true, and I immediately liked the idea of a siphon system for water changes.

The next issue was money. I take 16 credits a semester and intern, and thus have no time for a job if I want to remotely keep up with the homework and, you know, being able to sleep and breathe and stick my head out of this apartment for more than classes. And while yes, I did just spend $45, I feel it very worthwhile, and I know that my monthly expenses will equal out to not much in the long run (Hello, economics major here, pleasure to meet you).

So, I went to the local pet store, Preuss Pets. First off, fantastic place, lots of animals, all very chatty/active/interested in people. The freshwater fish associates were awesome to talk with, and both were very pleased that I ended up taking the words right out of their mouths about betta care, along with addressing some more complex issues of recommended tank size versus internet recommended tank size, nitrates and cycling water, etc. (Let it be known I do nothing without copious amounts of research). Feeling comfortable in the environment, it was time to go ahead and figure out what was going on and who was coming home with me.

I admit slight guilt (and pressure) about tank size. Tycho is living in a one gallon tank right now, so I mount my present defense. The tank I got came as a full set up, with beta friendly plastic plants (for hiding and relaxing in; he already has a favorite in the corner), the gravel, and a small decoration in it. With that set up, you got half off the fish as well. If the two gallon tank I had my goldfish in still exists in my house at home (it might not; Dad is purging in preparations for selling), I plan on hauling it back here, and likely in some timely manner, upgrading Tycho's tank. If it does not, well... poor college student, and I do intend on a tank upgrade once I get a full time job out of school. Also, again, in a 480 square foot apartment, the counter space is only kind of adequate at best, and room for spacious digs, I have not.

My apartment is heated by an old steam system. This means that even when the heat is not on, the residual heat is on. In fact, I'm having trouble keeping the apartment cool enough when I want it cool. I have a small thermometer sticking on the back of the tank that reads a pleasant 76 degree water temperature. So at the moment, I'm going heater-less (also, the budget thing).

With the siphon system, I plan to do a 50% water change once a week. That is adjustable to more if needed, though never less, this I vow.

Now, onto Tycho himself. I let him pick me (I always let things, or in this case, the fish, pick me). He flared up when I gently held a finger up to his container to see how he reacted, then he followed my finger around attentively. He was the only fish to do so, instead of continued flaring. This is cool with me, I'm okay with a slightly more mellow male. He really stole my heart when he blew a bubble for me though. He came from the store-bred/imported section of the store, so he was on the more pricey side (even with the half off discount because of the tank), but he's a real beauty.

He's a delta tailed dumbo betta. I'm on the struggle bus when it comes to describing his coloration. He's an evenly patterned mottled cream and dull red on the body, with dull red leading out to the creamy color on the fins, but when he catches light, all of it shines a beautiful Aurora Borealis-esque green. He's very understated, until he's breathtaking. If anyone has a clue what color combination that could be described as, I would love to know, so go ahead and drop me a PM.

I swore the whole way home, because even though I buckled him in, PT Cruiser suspension plus Lansing roads = almost like offroading. The bag-to-tank transfer was a little nerve wracking too, as he followed slightly behind the water in the bag (AUGH!), but I sat there and watched him wander around the tank for a good ten minutes before I dared take eyes off of him, just to make sure he was feeling okay.

He's an active little bugger! Occasionally he'll stop and rest, go almost completely still for a couple of minutes (he already has a favorite spot down at the base of one of the plants), but for the most part, he's cruising about at a relaxing pace, occasionally doing a wriggle and dart across the way.

I wanted to make sure he got the perfect name to suit him and his personality, so I spent two hours reading off names to him, while watching him swim around and react to what I was saying. Tycho was not a choice by me; it was a choice by us. He darted about quite happily to Tycho, and I appreciate the way it sounds, and how it suits him. It's regal enough for his breathtaking understated good looks and charm, and still feisty enough for... well, him.

Now, I feel I've rambled long enough. Throwing a picture up. Here's to a happy and healthy betta partnership, Tycho! I love you.
 

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10/27/2013: Tank Upgrade

Hello all! While Tycho seemed perfectly happy in his one gallon, I am presently in the middle of upgrading him to a 2.5 gallon tank. The boyfriend, who is now Tycho's godfather, decided to financially assist me in getting him a 2.5 gallon tank. Thank you so much, handsome! :D

One of my friends had a bunch of fish stuff she was getting rid of, and I had a chance to grab a 5 gallon tank, but its dimensions take up entirely too much of my very limited counter space in this tiny apartment. So I declined. The one thing I did take was the ungodly amount of tank gravel she had. It was horrendous to clean it (boiled twice, strained about four times, some foul language as I started to put betta water in and realized that it would need a FIFTH strain because there was just so much particulate; it's almost to none now), but it's a bright red, green, and blue.

Another acquisition of the day was a 7.5 watt heater for 2.5 gallon tanks and less. We have it in to bring up the tank temperature right now to what Tycho's one gallon is reading (1gal @ 76, 2.5gal at 73 and rising now), but it's mostly going to be for when I have to bring him home over Christmas break, as my house runs notoriously cold. If it's needed to keep that 2.5 gallon tank up at a reasonable temp, it will be used for that as well.

I also got java moss for the 2.5 tank. I'm very excited to get a little live plant action going on, and I'm sure Tycho will enjoy the plant life as well.

Anyways, as soon as I get the tank up to temperature snuff, I'm going to go ahead and transfer Tycho's current decor over, then cup him, get his current tank water in, and then get him in. After that, artfully add java moss! I am very happy with him and I think he's going to love the upgrade (though I do not have room for anything larger, unless I don't want to be able to cook food anymore).

So, what's next? If the 2.5 gallon bowl is still at home, I'm going to take a reasonable look at how much water that holds with the amount of gravel I want on the bottom while maximizing surface area. If it's around a 1.5 gallon amount (this is what I'm hoping for), well, a second betta might be in my future. For now, I'm going to focus on getting Tycho over to his 2.5 gallon tank and happy and healthy.

Plans for water changes once he's in his new digs: I'm thinking a 50% water change once a week. When I feed Tycho, I watch him for about five minutes, and if he doesn't eat what I present (only encountering this with the bloodworms; he's picky), I fish it out. I don't let my food sit. So I'm feeling with the plant and my food picky-ness, that should be good. If I need to throw a 25% tank change in somewhere during the week, I will.

I will throw up pictures when I get the new tank completely set up and Tycho is moved in! :)
 
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10/27/2013: New tank pictures!

Tycho has been transferred, and he LOVES it. It's a 2.5 gallon, has a 7.5 watt heater (which I used to get up to his other tank's water level so it'd be comfortable for him, we're going to see if it can function generally without it, because the suction cup doesn't like to stick to the side of my tank... grrrr...), and has some lovely other new toys.

I transferred over the plastic plants from Tycho's old tank, as well as about half the gravel from his old tank (for bacterial purposes). Then, I got to put in a pretty awesome plastic rock feature that I bought the other day, but I couldn't fit in his one gallon tank. He's already found the little passageways through that rock, and he seems to love hanging out there.

Lastly, and what I really love most, is the java moss. Tycho seems to find this completely and utterly fascinating, and will not stop nosing up in and around it. It's been tweaked a little since I took the picture, to give him a little more freedom of movement right around it in the back, but Tycho and I both love it! He's very content resting amongst the rock and moss.

Finally, shoutout again to the boyfriend, Tycho's godfather, for throwing in some money to get Tycho the new tank! :D
 

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Yeah. It's plenty for me and for Tycho. The boyfriend comes over a majority of weekends, and the whole arrangement works well. However, we're looking to move in together over on the east side of the state after I graduate in May, and hopefully, I'd like to exceed 800 square feet for our next dwelling together. A little more room would be really nice, and eventually, we want a dog. And maybe a few more bettas...

I'm giving a lot of thought to if I believe I can adequately afford and take care of a second betta. I think I would love to have a second one, but the logistical challenges double. I already have to pack up Tycho and take him and a tank set up home for two weeks over Christmas break. Add a second betta, take a second betta home for two weeks, with another tank set up... we shall see.
 
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10/28/2013: Betta Two of Two apartment capacity!

I have room for two, and the second space has been filled! I picked up a lovely female delta tailed betta from Petsmart. Very large, the most healthy looking of the group of females. I will have to throw up some pictures once I come up with a name for her. She was a little mad at all the moving once the tank transfer started happening, but I've got her in dim lighting for a little while to see if she'll calm down a bit. She's exploring, and the stress stripes went away, so I think she's good. She wouldn't eat, but considering I bought her at 8:30pm, I'm thinking she might've already eaten today, on top of the stress, so I'll try feeding her in the morning.

I cannot wait to post pictures! She's in the one gallon for now, until I get the funding after the first of the month to grab her a 2.5 gallon tank. :)
 
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10/29/2013: Meet Esmeralda

So, my lovely girl has a name finally! Esmeralda! She's only grown more stunning in the last few hours, as I swear that she's gained so much color in just a short time being in her bowl! She started out mostly green and lighter blue, and now she's dark blue-green with purple and red iridescence that I cannot capture for the life of me on my phone!

Her tank set-up at the moment is a one gallon bowl. This is temporary as heck, as after the first of the month I should have the funding to get a 2.5 gallon tank matching Tycho's for her. Regardless, at the moment she seems pretty happy with the upgrade in space from her betta cup. She was the healthiest and definitely oldest female at the store (she was double the size of the others, and is probably one and a half times bigger than Tycho). Right now, her tank says its sitting at 79 degrees... doesn't quite feel like it to me, but it is at least warm to the touch, and again, with the bigger tank she'll get a heater as well. For this week, I think she'll just be happy to have some space, and she'll do fine with water changes.

I threw in slightly less than a teaspoon of aquarium salt for a few reasons. One, she's got an area of scales on the top of her head that are dull brown in color; I don't know if this is natural for her or not, or if salt would help, but I figured a little salt preemptively wouldn't hurt anything. This "preemptively not hurting anything" principle also applies because I wanted to make sure if she did have the beginnings of something (it doesn't look like it to me, I'm 99% sure I'm just paranoid as get out), it might be nipped in the bud with the boost.

She really loves the fake plant right now. There is java moss in with her, but she's not over there much, from what I can tell.

I tried feeding her Tycho's pellets. She spit them back out. Because I bought her at 8:30pm, I'm thinking that she's probably already eaten today, and she's probably just a little bit stressed or nervous still from the move. A good night's rest, and I'll try again in the morning. She had her stress stripes when I got her into the tank (happy to say she had none at all on the carrying in from the car or the car ride... yay!), but those faded quickly, as she decided being curious was a better option than being scared.

So, enough of my chit-chat, let me throw up the pictures! She really does have red and purple iridescence that I CANNOT get in the pictures to save myself. If you look at her fins close to her body, you might catch a glimpse of some of it. She's beautiful.
 

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10/29/2013: A picky eater; and boy, that escalated quickly

A short note, since I really should be doing homework; Esmeralda isn't eating (she still looks quite healthy), so I think I have another picky eater on my hands. I'm going to pick up a different kind of food and see if she likes it today. :p

As to escalating quickly? The boyfriend had a dream about trying to frantically balance the water in betta tanks. He says he has no idea WHY one would ever need to do such thing, but it was disconcerting and stressful. Considering this is a man who claims that he never remembers his dreams, I'm thinking the betta bug is slowly permeating into his system. He would never get his own; it's not his nature at all, but I know he'll love mine just as much as I love mine. YAY!
 
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10/29/2013: Minor blahs for Esmeralda

The freshwater fish expert at the very well-kept and jovial LPS says the red by Esmeralda's gills look very much like the beginnings of a bacterial-something to her. So I've got BettaRevive for her, and if it doesn't look like it's clearing up or working in the next three days, I'm to cup her and bring her in for treatment.

Also, after explaining she's having very normal behaviors from what I can tell, the fish woman said that the fact that she's interested in food is a very good sign, and that I should try something very enticing if I'm worried about her not eating. So... we went with frozen brine shrimp. Man, oh man, is Esmeralda ever all over those brine shrimp! She is just cruising around, posturing and blowing some bubbles and that looks like one happy girl to me! She's so feisty after a proper meal! Looked like a shark going in for the kill! I love my girl so much!

She also got a heater, same kind as Tycho's. I'm hoping the warm water also helps the bacterial-something.

So, let's not neglect Tycho, or the day. Tycho had a brilliant day. Some good flaring, great feeding times (I snuck him an extra pellet at evening feeding, because I felt bad Esmeralda was getting brine shrimp), and we the household got two unexpected visitors from another part of the state! They are some of the first friends to see the fish IRL, and they really did love Tycho's personality. Esmeralda was not so hot to show off for company, but they both said that it seems like I'm very committed to giving these fish as good of a home as I can give them, and I love a compliment like that because it affirms exactly how I feel. I adore my fish very much.

Now, midterm studying and destressing with the fish post-studying are on my menu tonight! :D
 
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10/31/2013: Fishy update, and Happy Halloween and Samhain!

Tycho got a 50% water change and a tank cleaning today. He's quite happy with that. Esmeralda's bacterial gunk is almost completely gone approaching the 48 hour mark of treatment (YAY). Money comes in today, so I can hit up Petco and grab a tank upgrade for Esmeralda as well. The worst thing; I was at Petco last night just to look (can you tell I am addicted?), I saw a beautiful crowntail boy just begging to come home. I'm so torn about getting him, as I said no more than two for this tiny apartment... we'll have to see how much money comes in, and if I can find a proper place... aughhhh! Pictures attached of Mr. "Come-and-get-me-please, as well as today pics of Esmeralda and Tycho... in opposite order. Tycho first, then Esmeralda, then Mr. Petco-I-Want. Note: the bubbles in Tycho's tank are not bubble nest bubbles; they are I just changed the water bubbles
 

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10/31/2013: Pumpkin turned out well!

Ta-da!
 

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11/1/2013: Double the tanks!

I knew I had a relatively good sized bowl at home, and I do... it fits 2.25 gallons full to the top, and about 1.75 where I would realistically stop filling it for a betta... a nice upgrade for Esmeralda if I choose to use it. But, I also found a smaller fish bowl I didn't know I had... fits .66 gallons, so realistically about .5 gallons... it too will come with me, as a hospital tank in extreme. It and the one gallon will be hospital tanks now.

As for my fish, I am nervous about leaving them alone for the weekend, but I did 25% water changes this morning (after 50% water changes last night), and fed them normal amounts, so... we'll see how things go when I return. It's just nerve wracking leaving my beautiful fish behind for the weekend, that's all.

Also, Grand Haven's LPS has LOVELY bettas for sale for $6 or less... small selection, but a few half-moons, and a LOVELY double tail black and white marble. Oh, if I space, and didn't have to haul my fish an hour and a half back to Lansing on Sunday... if I had space... aughhh.
 
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11/2/2013: BAD FISH TANK

I filled both the half gallon and the 2.25 gallon tank last night and left them on the counter, to clean and see if they leaked... and the 2.25 gallon leaked. I am so sad! And then my best friend left a painted box on my counter, and the paint off it leached into Dad's nice Corian countertops! EEK!

So, we sprinted to Home Depot, and grabbed stone cleaner, and spent half an hour scrubbing... it's gold and yellow paint on light grey Corian. We did manage to get it to the point where you can only see a slight outline from one angle. So, we're hoping my father doesn't notice.

The worst thing is the loss of that tank. I had just come to terms with the fact that Esmeralda would get a bigger BOWL, not a tank persay, but now I'll just have to go out and buy one. -sighs- At least I have the half gallon as a hospital tank now.

I hope the fish are doing okay in East Lansing, I am a little anxious about them. Being home is great and pretty relaxing, but... my lovely fish are fast becoming loved, high priority pieces of my life.

We also went to Petco in Holland last night. MUCH nicer than the one in East Lansing. So many bettas, very well cared for. I wanted to take them all home, but I need to take care of my loves first. :/
 
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Tycho & Esmeralda are beautiful! Very nice painting of Tycho on the pumpkin!
 
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I thought I did pretty well for three colors of nailpolish, so thank you, guys! :D
 
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11/3/2013: Filter decision

Good heavens, I was doing a 50% WC for Tycho, and about vomited at all the gunk in the water... I wouldn't want to live in that! So, I figured what the heck, let's see if Tycho is one of those bettas who doesn't mind a filter.

So far, he's not been stressing out about the filter. He was more perturbed by the fact that mom rearranged all the stuff in his tank. The filter pours down into a fake plant directly, in hopes that I relax the current. So far, Tycho seems more curious than anything. He keeps swimming over, and lightly bopping his nose right on the air intake, and he appears to be wandering right under the outflow a lot, so we'll see. I've already decided I don't want to run the filter 24/7 (paranoid fish mom), so it's going to get run when I'm home and awake (it's a bit noisy). But, if it keeps Tycho's water cleaner, and seems good, well... Ezzie (she's acquired a nickname) will be getting a filter with her tank upgrade too.

Speaking of Esmeralda, she's doing well! The redness near her gills is gone, and where the redness was is a light iridescence, that matches her color on her underside. I don't know if it's going to stay that way or not, but she's definitely looking better to me. She was a little clenched when I came home after a weekend gone today, but after a water change and some food, she flared out wonderfully for me. I think she just wasn't used to being so alone.
 
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11/4/2013: Sadistic fish is going to give his mom a heart attack!

Tycho likes playing the filter output. He'll come up to right where the outflow is, flail his way underneath it, then do a lap around the plant I put under the outflow to baffle it and he'll do it again. And again. And again... he's going to give me a heart attack, I swear!

He also got some frozen brine shrimp for breakfast today, and seemed to very much enjoy them! I think he'll be dipping into Esmeralda's diet a few times a week from now on!

Speaking of Esmeralda, she's getting a tank upgrade sometime this week. I want to finish treating her for that bacterial gunk before she gets moved, but a 2.5 gallon tank with filter and some new substrate for her are in order (she already has a heater, don't worry). I hope she loves the upgrade as much as Tycho loved his. Considering she's faster and larger than he is, I have a feeling she will!
 
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Hah, I had to laugh at the reaction to your "small space". I live in a similar sized studio with 3 dogs, a cat, 2 bettas (and friends) in 10 gallon & 6.6 gallon, and us 2 humans! I've stolen some of our counter space but we still make do.
You'd probably end up saving space by getting a 10 gallon and dividing it 2 (or 3 ;-) ) ways vs having separate 2.5 or whatever gallons for each fish. The foot print isn't THAT much bigger, and they'd have more space/more overall water flowing, too.
Glad your girl is on the mend, and Tycho is very handsome!
 
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Haha, thanks!

The problem with the space is really just underutilization. There's a dead space in the middle of my living room, between the couch and the TV; it's big enough to look kind of blah, but too small to put something there without blocking off either the couch access, the desk access, or the high traffic front door access.

The bedroom has some great extra space too, but that's where the AC is and since this place runs hot, it's kind of the air conditioned oasis. No fish where the AC is... plus I'd have to buy something to put the tank on, I wouldn't put it on the floor.

I don't know where everyone is getting 10 gallon tanks cheaper than 2.5's. I think my area is just a little dumb with that, because around here, larger tends to cost more. I'm not sure I'd put Tycho in anything larger than his 2.5 now, he exerts enough energy patrolling the territory as is. Esmeralda, I'm actually going out to grab a new tank for her tomorrow. The problem with going bigger is my counter size. I've measured the dimensions and height is the problem. All my cabinets are low hanging over the counters I've designated for betta occupation. I have 11 inches of space, so practically 9, because I want some ability to access the tanks without having to slide them in and out and agitate my fish. The two fish free counters at the moment are already awkward to cook on, and I can't afford to take that room from feeding myself.

But, I am determined to give these fish great lives. They've got heaters, and with a new tank, Esmeralda is getting a filter (Tycho loves his; see the 'sadist fish' post) as well. I worried about them all weekend when I was home, but they both were safe and happy to see me when I got back to the apartment. :D

Also a note: I buy my water from the LPS, specially treated for bettas, and what Tycho was used to at the LPS. The water here is in a word, horrid (I refuse to even drink it, it's so hard it feels like swallowing metal), and the university has a tendency to flush pipes and issue red water warnings frequently. I've got 4.5 gallons worth of jugs I fill up, for the reasonable price of a $1 a jug (so $3 for 3 jugs) as I need. More tank space, on top of not really fitting, also means more water expense. I think the set ups I'm getting for these guys are going to be great for both of them, great for me, and since I know I cannot fit more than two, I am not getting more than two.

TL;DR - 1940's apartments are poorly set up and the water supply here feels like it's been sitting in copper pipes since the 1940's, so I have to outsource my water = two 2.5's with eagle eye on the water quality parameters and ammonia levels is something I feel more confident with and have space for.
 
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11/4/2013: Tycho likes podcasts; Tycho does not like music featuring prominent flute sections.

I'm sitting here next to his tank writing for National Novel Writing Month, and I put on my favorite history podcast to listen to, sans headphones, so the fish could hear it too. No problems. I switch to music, and a beautiful thunderstorm piece with a prominent flute accompaniment comes on... and I just watched Tycho jump, and I'm surprised I didn't scream from the shock. Not a huge jump, not even out of the tank, just at the corner closest to me and the iPod, about halfway out of the water. I immediately turned the music off and unplugged the filter for good measure, because holy cow, that scared the daylights out of me!

It appears he's set on giving me a heart attack today!
 
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11/5/2013: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Who are you and what have you done with my fish!? Tycho won't stop jumping now, and I can't figure out why. He does it regardless of tank conditions now. Before WC, after WC, filter on, filter off, pre and post feeding... so many heart attacks! Good news being he's having a heck of a time reaching the edge of the tank, so, I'm glad I've got it to where he can't jump out of the tank, but holy cow, Tycho, CHILL OUT. I've got a towel over his tank right now so maybe he relaxes some, but man. He's gone from my lovely docile jovial puppy dog, to some kind of attack dog who doesn't take any crap.

Esmeralda, is energetic as always. Looks like it's time to invest in some lids for both tanks, eh?
 
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11/5/2013: YES

My car didn't need a battery... so out I went to go spend what I would've spent on a car battery, on my girl Esmeralda. I'm so excited to do some aquascaping! WOOOOOOO!
 
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11/5/2013: Sneak peak at Esmeralda's new tank

Ta-da! She's got classy digs compared to Tycho and his rainbow-explosion tank. :p I've got the filter running, and in the morning before classes, the heater will move over to warm things up. Then tomorrow afternoon, as long as she's looking just as good as she is from her bacterial something another as she does now, she's getting transferred over! YAY!

My cell phone camera SUCKS.
 

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11/7/2013: Hopefully today's the day!

I'm waiting till I've used up all of Esmeralda's medicine to move her to the new tank, and I've got maybe one dose left. She's still got a slight bit of red that's bugging me, but she seems unaffected otherwise, so... I'm excited to move her tomorrow! :D I hope she loves her new home as much as I love it!

Also, Tycho and I are watching Magic School Bus. Yes, he is watching from his tank. He's swimming curiously up and down the side the tablet is on. My loveable boy.
 
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