The Uncertainty Principle...

[RainbowSocks]

I've been reading about what people's bettas like to do, etc., and I'm wondering how in the world one can observe their betta? Every time I come near Iv's tank, he stops what he's doing and swims to the front, dancing about like a shaman summoning the rain (or a betta summoning a bloodworm). I have his tank next to my desk, and if I even turn my head, here he comes! I've been trying to watch him out of the corner of my eye, or sneak up on him in the morning... Sheesh! Any ideas?

[lelei]

Well thats part of it..from there just take that extravtime and watch him swim..and flare..and from time to time watch how he rests on aleaf of a plant..or when hes.about to go in a cave..just all those things..they are the ones observing us..thats why they are so exited when we show them we are lookin at them..they respond to our movements..and immediatley take notice when we enter a room or leave..soi really whos watchin who?? Lol,:)

[Laki]

binoculars!! Spy from a distance. ;)
I can spy on Bowser from my living room, he's in the kitchen, and I see him mosying and poking about.

[RainbowSocks]

lol Yes! I should try camouflaging myself as the furniture...

I just did catch him swimming through one of his decorations. Perhaps there is more to my spy-skills than I thought. My roommate professes I am having way to much fun with my fish. She just doesn't know what she's missing out on! :P