I Found A Goldfish

[chocolatepuppy]

I'd take it if you lived closer. Like the others said, it wouldn't take much to house it, (a smaller goldfish) until you could find it a home if you don't want to keep it.

[lizbud]

I'd take it if you lived closer. Like the others said, it wouldn't take much to house it, (a smaller goldfish) until you could find it a home if you don't want to keep it.

I wish you did live closer, I would let you have it. He/she is a lively little
bugger. I read that Goldfish don't usually live a long life, so I was prepared
to find him gone in the morning, but not this one.

I put him in a rectangular glass vase I had & gave him some fish food &
boy was he glad to get out of that small water bottle. I haven't checked
with all my neighbors yet, but I'm still trying.

[Karen]

Good to hear he's doing well! Know anyone at the local elementary school that might take it to be a class pet? Poor fishy, I am glad you saved it!

[chocolatepuppy]

I wish you did live closer, I would let you have it. He/she is a lively little
bugger. I read that Goldfish don't usually live a long life, so I was prepared
to find him gone in the morning, but not this one.

I have two Goldfish who are nearly 5 and two close to a year old. They don't usually live long only because people don't care for them properly. I'm glad you saved him and hope you find him a home.

[luckies4me]

You should keep him. Fish are awesome and have the cutest little personalities.

[lizbud]

Well, the little guy didn't make it.

I fed him as usual yesterday morning & watched him as he ate. Seemed fine
and active as usual. When I checked him again later in the late afternoon,
he was laying on his side in the water.

Sorry little one, I tried my best. R.I.P. little Goldfish.

[luckies4me]

Aww. Poor fishy. Who knows how long he sat in that water bottle. Well, you did what you could.

[lizbud]

Aww. Poor fishy. Who knows how long he sat in that water bottle. Well, you did what you could.

It makes me sad that he didn't live longer. I wrapped him up in cotton
cloth & buried him next to the garage. It was a matter of respect.