It's True!!!

[splashluff]

I remember, like, a few months ago some one posted about Betta Shakerz by Ocean Nutrition ~ and how you shouldn't leave them near your Betta's house or they might flip out about it. I totally didn't believe a Betta could recognize a huge, plastic thing as another Betta. But I was wrong.

I treated myself to a Betta Shaker (the green one of course) earlier, and I accidentally left it next to Maui's tank... I couldn't believe it, but Maui totally wanted a piece of the 'giant' Betta this just proves how fiesty and smart these little fish are!!!

 

[Synirr]

Haha, too cute! I wonder... does it make them smart that they recognise this giant plastic creation as being a representation of themselves, or dumb because they don't realise it's plastic?

 

[Andie]

Maybe it makes them cultured, since they have a fine appreciation of Impressionistic art.

 

[SPLiSH]

That is so cute!

I think it makes Maui a very intelligent boy - at least he chose to flare at something that is meant to be a fish.... not a fluffy pink pen like my Jerry.

 

[Synirr]

Haha, good point SPLiSH. My Abrid flares at everything and nothing
Uriel spends his time flirting with the leopard Ctenopoma

 

[SPLiSH]

Haha, good point SPLiSH. My Abrid flares at everything and nothing
Uriel spends his time flirting with the leopard Ctenopoma

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Well, at least the Leopard is a fish. That's a start... lol.

 

[Synirr]

And an anabantoid no less, hah! Too bad it would also like to eat Uriel given the chance

 

[SPLiSH]

And an anabantoid no less, hah! Too bad it would also like to eat Uriel given the chance

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LOL... a bit of a love/hate relationship, hey? Well, you can't blame him, leopards are cool lookin fish.