Aggressive fish need friends

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Calypso, my diva red cap gold praying fish is slightly aggressive.

Initially I had a goldfish named Klyde Calico telescope, and he was nice, sweet and very accommodating. So, I felt that he needed a friend.

Therefore, I marched to the pet store and chose a nice fish that looked like a girl who Klyde friend could be.

Within 5 minutes in the bowl with Klyde Kalypso started biting its tail. Not good ... You took a piece ofKlyde and I had to quickly remove their tank back.

Klyde really went downhill from that point on ... It was ick and cotton on it ... He was very ill, having "attacked", so I had to treat him for his complaints. I woke up one morning and was gone.

Frankly, I've never been so excited for the loss of a fish. It was a real treasure and I enjoyed it ...

Well, I'm still little Ms. Diva and she is a beautiful fish with an attitude, but is still very accommodativeme.

Although I know very aggressive, I wanted to have a friend, so instead of a live version, I went to the dollar store and got a small fish floating to the fact children in the bathtub.

You are not straight, but on their side, but no matter Kalypso.

I see them lying next to her friend, and press around sometimes ...

It 'been so much fun when we, the fish floating a. .. It was a bit 'suspicious and would come closer and closer toeach run ...

Then began the "new fish" their bladders, which she loves so much. It had mirrors in them and really obvious to show for this new friend.

Kimberly Edwards