One Fish. Two Fish.

Red Fish.  Blue Fish.

Blue Fish.  Red Fish.

Blue Fish/Yellow Fish.  That makes three fish.

Red Fish.  Four Fish.  How many more fish?

Just this White Fish.  Now we have five fish!

I love betta fish!  If you've never owned bettas, Google images for them.  

They come in gorgeous shapes and colors and each of mine has a distinct personality.

First we got Tokyo.  Why Tokyo?
The cat's name is Godzilla.

Godzilla vs. Tokyo.  It's hysterical.

Tokyo is quite feisty and is used to both cats drinking the water from his bowl.

Merlin was all white iridescent when we brought him home last year.

Now he's becoming more colorful!

Moonshine came home same time as Merlin.  His tank is an eighteen-inch cylinder.

The third picture in this blog and the one here above were taken last year.  

In the picture below, see how Moonshine's fins have become more lacy over time.

Moonshine has been known to take long naps curled up in that shell pictured beneath him.

Then two more fish came home along with a larger tank.  Godzilla approved.

For about a year, Moscow had a pink tank with a big conch shell.

We recently remodeled.

And added a castle.
Now he wants us to call him King Moscow.

He likes to hang out in the window of his tower and look down on the peasant snails.

I think Honolulu is the prettiest.  We call him Lulu for short.

Lulu was feistier when we brought him home.
When he gets agitated and puffs up, he looks like a full circle.  

Now he is very zen.  Honolulu is a half-moon double-tailed betta.

Merlin and Moonshine are delta-tailed bettas.

     

Moscow (above) and Tokyo (below) have distinctive shapes that identify them as crown-tailed bettas.

I think Tokyo has a small crush on this fairy.

While blogging the fish I have decided that a golden yellow fish is required
to round out my household.  Stay posted to this blog for updates!

I hope you enjoy the pretty fish!

~ Cyndi 

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