Re: What fish are you?

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....gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote: Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want. FYI on the other fish breeds: Ron & Tracie are Black

Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras. There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish; I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines

carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water. This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every

penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium. Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website. Ramblin' Rose Moderator From: "mosaicgirl1"

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000 Rose, I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish....... Terri G. ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database

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....gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote: Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want. FYI on the other fish breeds: Ron & Tracie are Black

Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras. There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish; I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines

carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water. This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every

penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium. Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website. Ramblin' Rose Moderator From: "mosaicgirl1"

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000 Rose, I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish....... Terri G. ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database

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, you probably missed the first message; I didn't want to overload the tank, plus I couldn't think of a lot of names off the top of my head. But I just added a little Black Molly named ! You won't be in the picture for awhile, though. Were you able to view the picture?

Ramblin' Rose

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Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: What fish are you?Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:00:47 -0800 (PST)...gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote:

Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want.

FYI on the other fish breeds:

Ron & Tracie are Black Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras.

There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish; I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water.

This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium.

Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website.

Ramblin' Rose

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Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000

Rose,

I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish.......

Terri G.

ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database

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, you probably missed the first message; I didn't want to overload the tank, plus I couldn't think of a lot of names off the top of my head. But I just added a little Black Molly named ! You won't be in the picture for awhile, though. Were you able to view the picture?

Ramblin' Rose

Moderator

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: What fish are you?Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:00:47 -0800 (PST)...gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote:

Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want.

FYI on the other fish breeds:

Ron & Tracie are Black Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras.

There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish; I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water.

This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium.

Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website.

Ramblin' Rose

Moderator

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000

Rose,

I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish.......

Terri G.

ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database

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, you probably missed the first message; I didn't want to overload the tank, plus I couldn't think of a lot of names off the top of my head. But I just added a little Black Molly named ! You won't be in the picture for awhile, though. Were you able to view the picture?

Ramblin' Rose

Moderator

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: What fish are you?Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:00:47 -0800 (PST)...gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote:

Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want.

FYI on the other fish breeds:

Ron & Tracie are Black Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras.

There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish; I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water.

This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium.

Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website.

Ramblin' Rose

Moderator

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000

Rose,

I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish.......

Terri G.

ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database

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....aw Rose....that's ok. I probably did miss that message. When i get too far behind I sometimes delete a few dozen messages here and there. Thanks for including me though. i've been feeling really shit-crappy for the last 5 or 6 weeks and it just felt good to be included even if the tank was already crowded. I might look into doing that program, too, cuz it looks like fun. When you get as sick as we do at times even a simple thing such as being included in someone's virtual fishtank feels good hey? I know I should schedule another doc's appt but I am so sick of them at the moment and I don't feel like spending the money either. As for paying late taxes...i'm just getting together the $500 I owe from last year's. Luckily this year I only owe $130 or so. well off to bed i go. love ya S.Rose wrote: , you probably missed the first message; I didn't want to overload the tank, plus I couldn't think of a lot of names off the top of my head. But I just added a little Black Molly named ! You won't be in the picture for awhile, though. Were you able to view the picture? Ramblin' Rose Moderator From: Solberg

Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: What fish are you?Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:00:47 -0800 (PST)...gee Rose...I am feeling left out. S.Rose wrote: Yes, Terri, you are an Angelfish. I didn't realize they could be aggressive. I just read the info on all the fish in my tank & it says that the Neon Tetras can be swallowed whole by the Angelfish! I've never had that happen yet. & Kim are also Angelfish (Kim is a baby). I just picked names at random, but I need more

male names. I have a lot of male fish. They are given names in the program & you can change to any names you want. FYI on the other fish breeds: Ron & Tracie are Black Mollies; Quint is a Leopard Catfish; Matt & Rose are False Rummy-Nosed Tetras; Debbie is a Red Phantom Tetra (and not too healthy, Deb. No specific diseases & you are well-fed; your profile just shows you as not healthy. I'll keep you posted.); Darlene, & Dr. B are Neon Tetras. There is a hospital tank that you are supposed to remove sick fish to, in order to treat them. Like, it might say that Tracie has a fungus. I look up the treatment of fungus in the treatment section & it will say to put so much of a certain chemical in the water at certain intervals. Well, the first time I used this program, I didn't bother separating the sick fish;

I just dumped the medication into the tank. Then I started having fish die from "chemical overdose" or other problems. So the next time I started a new aquarium, I did move the sick fish to the hospital tank, followed the treatment guidelines carefully (I would even tape a little chart on the computer with the treatment times & cross them off, like human patients!), and in a day or two a message would come on the screen, "A fish has recovered!" Then I could move it back into the main tank. The fish lasted a lot longer that time. But I've never bothered to change the water, so eventually that does them in. Also, the first time, I didn't remove the deceased fish, which kind of messes up the water. This program is really fun & great for kids. At one time, Sam, & I had our own aquariums, plus the girls made one for my mom. We had to switch them out every day. Even when you aren't

using a tank as a screen saver, it still runs. You just have to remember to check on the fish, make sure they are being fed, etc. When I bought this program, probably 5 years ago, I think it was about $40. It's been worth every penny. I think the next time , my almost-five year old grandson, is here, I'll let him build his own aquarium. Well, I guess I'll shut up now. Oh, I got a better photo of the fish when they were feeding. Everybody shows up except Tracie; she was down in the shrubbery. I'll attach it here & also add it to the others in the Photos section of the website. Ramblin' Rose Moderator Reply-To: Neurosarcoidosis To: Neurosarcoidosis Subject: Re: Rose's virtual fish tankDate: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 13:06:03 -0000 Rose, I like the virtual aquarium. It looks like I am the Angel fish. Is this correct? Did you know in an aquarium that Angel fish can be extremely agressive? I hope that this is not the reason you made me the Angel fish....... Terri G.

ps - to my brother-in-law and sister I am Fifi ~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~The Neurosarcoidosis CommunityNS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.Message Archives:-http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messagesMembers Database:-Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database