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Originally Posted by GunsABlazin
they didnt have a price for him..he was just thrown in a tank. im pretty sure they meant for him to die ad the other fish to eat him.
O will get zee look for my mom >.>
but if he is still alive, i will try and haggle a price...im not paying more then $2 for him...since he is tail less
and he is SUCH a pretty ELECTRIC blue...and this is when he is freaking out!
ok my mom said she expected my to want to go back and get him. haha if he is still in the tank, we can get him.
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Haha, sounds like your mom knows you well.
I really hope you can get him. Hopefully the store will be happy to take $2 vs. a dead betta they can't get ANY money on. He sounds so neat. And given all the right care, his tail will most likely grow back. Another poster here has a tailless betta and her tail is slowly growing back.
I miss working with horses. That's the price I pay for living in a town with the conveniences of fast food restaurants right over the back fence.
Your horses are beautiful and you obviously take such good care of them for them to get to a good old age. Sadly, the horses at my friend's ranch were left on their own a lot so they were kind of like scrub ponies. If I had the money for boarding, I'd be hopping over the CA and OR borders and checking your girl Genuine April out.
Good luck! I'm rooting for you to get the little tailless guy!
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