I have a fish like these. Shubutkin, they said in the store.
I also had a student way back when who spoke Tagalog. He was a precious little soul. Brings back fond memories. He used to teach us about your language.
Fish are so pretty. I love the photos you posted. Also, thank you for sharing your language. I was born in the Philippines. My dad was in the US Air Force stationed at Clark, just outside Manila. I was 1 1/2 years old when we moved back to the States. One day I would love to visit where I was born.
You're very funny Rose. Combining fish with isda, hehehe, lol. Anyway, those small aquarium fishes are indeed very attractive and they tend to relax the viewers with their tireless activities. We once had a very large display type aquarium with big fishes and I was very tired every time I clean the aquarium. We left the big aquarium when we transferred to another house. Good riddance, hehehe, lol. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
I think looking a tfish in tanks is mesmerizing. I don't have any - though my son's friend gave him a Siamese fighting fish for his birthday THREE years ago and it is still alive. Amazing since that is longer, I believe, than their usual life span and Mr. Ricko in a regular glass fishbowl without any additional heat and we live in cool San Francisco. He gets fed and we chat with him from time to time. I think he's aging, though!!
What beautiful pictures, so full of color. I was born in the neighboring town of Steubenville, Ohio, it was called East Liverpool. Have a nice week and a Merry Christmas.
My pink pala na fishda..:-)
ReplyDeleteThey are all so colorful and pretty, great shots.
ReplyDeleteI have a fish like these. Shubutkin, they said in the store.
ReplyDeleteI also had a student way back when who spoke Tagalog. He was a precious little soul. Brings back fond memories. He used to teach us about your language.
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Maganda.....hahaha
ReplyDeleteI know some tagalog words.
Fish are so pretty. I love the photos you posted. Also, thank you for sharing your language. I was born in the Philippines. My dad was in the US Air Force stationed at Clark, just outside Manila. I was 1 1/2 years old when we moved back to the States. One day I would love to visit where I was born.
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You're very funny Rose. Combining fish with isda, hehehe, lol. Anyway, those small aquarium fishes are indeed very attractive and they tend to relax the viewers with their tireless activities. We once had a very large display type aquarium with big fishes and I was very tired every time I clean the aquarium. We left the big aquarium when we transferred to another house. Good riddance, hehehe, lol. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
ReplyDeletehmmm sarap naman nang isda!!!
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I think looking a tfish in tanks is mesmerizing. I don't have any -
ReplyDeletethough my son's friend gave him a Siamese fighting fish for his birthday THREE years ago and it is still alive. Amazing since that is longer, I believe, than their usual life span and Mr. Ricko in a regular glass fishbowl without any additional heat and we live in cool San Francisco. He gets fed and we chat with him from time to time. I think he's aging, though!!
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ReplyDeletePretty fish!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cool, I love the shots!
ReplyDeleteThey're all really pretty.
ReplyDeleteVery colorful.
ReplyDeletevery clever, i knew it was isda. nice shot bading
ReplyDeletelove them all :)
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So many fish! Great shots :)
ReplyDeleteLovely fish, Rose...
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by :)
I love the colors sis nakaka aliw pagmasdan. Btw sis long time no dalaw ako dito LOL!!! hay na miss ko kayong lahat. Merry Christmas =)
ReplyDeleteAquariums are great, very relaxing. I like the pink fish!
ReplyDeleteCool tank shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures, so full of color. I was born in the neighboring town of Steubenville, Ohio, it was called East Liverpool. Have a nice week and a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeletecool fishies. thanks for stopping by my blog.
ReplyDeletehahahha...galing ah...love those fishda...ehehehhe!
ReplyDeleteColourful fish. Thanks for sharing.
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