If you feed them everyday and they recognise you by coming to you when you are feeding them, they become like your babies, so it is rather heartbreaking.
see all the little ones....died alongside their big comrades, like being felled in one swoop in some massacre
I was told some of them are pregnant (can I say that? doesn't sound right!) are carrying eggs....about to lay...
Mati terkorban! Poisoned? Sabotaged?
By the way, Mr Thong, our resident physicist, tested the akilinity of the water and it was ph 5, it should be ph7, so ACID RAIN killed all the fishes.
Uncle Sam. the canteen man who helped me to buy the fishes (btw, I just submitted my claim forms for keceriaan, so no more fishes for this year end, account is closed) will be buying turtles or terrapins next....so watch out for them babies soon.
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guess what? the exact same thing happened to me today. :( all the koi in my pond died, but the dbkl fishes and other fishes survived. i wonder what caused them to die. maybe it was the acid rain, because it rained earlier today.
this pond will soon be gone when they start building the new block for the Methodist Youth Centre, when the boarding goes up. Luckily, we did not replace the fishes nor did we buy any tortoises.
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