arowana brings bad luck?
- Thread starter trojan09
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Just because I'm superstitious and I read this thread I'm gonna wake up to a dead aro lolol.
Mine jumped out during my weekly w/c last week, he got stuck to the wall, then fell behind my tank and I had to use a broom to nudge him slowly out. I put him into the bucket of water I was siphoning out for a bit, then back into the aquarium. I can't believe he survived, I'm so glad he did. He's a tough fish!
Mine jumped out during my weekly w/c last week, he got stuck to the wall, then fell behind my tank and I had to use a broom to nudge him slowly out. I put him into the bucket of water I was siphoning out for a bit, then back into the aquarium. I can't believe he survived, I'm so glad he did. He's a tough fish!
lol dont think like that. if you thing your aro is gonna die when you wake up it might happen lol
is this true? my silver just jumped out of my tank and died a couple of nights ago, tomorrow i'll be getting a malaysian green, will i still go on do it? lol!
could be true my friends jar jumped and died and soon after all his 7 oscars died for no reason the just shrunk and stopped eating =O
wow it might really be real lol. from what im reading alot of bad stuff happening after a aro dies.
If you believe in anything enough, It can come true.
I had a tiny arrow in a 10 gallon to grow out until i could toss him into my 40.. then upwards and onwards.. "starve it and it'll eat pellets" .. thats back when I believed no fish would actually starve when "food" was avaliable. Within' weeks I got myself into a 3 yr relationship w/ a very abusive man.. both my cats eventually died, my grandmother, and my mom was diagnosed w/ cancer. And only now about 5 yrs later have I straversed upwards in my life again. And this was all before I knew dead arrows where like breaking a mirror. I grew up keeping FW, and had SW a few years. An arrow shoulda been within' my scope of care. Might all be coincidence, Might be bad luck.
Either way 'm leary about ever owning one of those beasts again. They sure are stunning though.
I had a tiny arrow in a 10 gallon to grow out until i could toss him into my 40.. then upwards and onwards.. "starve it and it'll eat pellets" .. thats back when I believed no fish would actually starve when "food" was avaliable. Within' weeks I got myself into a 3 yr relationship w/ a very abusive man.. both my cats eventually died, my grandmother, and my mom was diagnosed w/ cancer. And only now about 5 yrs later have I straversed upwards in my life again. And this was all before I knew dead arrows where like breaking a mirror. I grew up keeping FW, and had SW a few years. An arrow shoulda been within' my scope of care. Might all be coincidence, Might be bad luck.
Either way 'm leary about ever owning one of those beasts again. They sure are stunning though.
