While I was grocery shopping this past week, I found myself in the wandering into the pet aisle. Weird thing is I don’t even own a pet. I've always wanted a cat or a dog of my own, but my apartment complex doesn't allow for one.
As I’m walking by all the toys and cute clothing for my imagery dog I come face to face with about ten tanks containing a variety of different fish. Right then I knew I was going to be leaving with one. Once I’m being checked-out I realized I didn't get what I came there for because I was so interested in the new fish I got. I decided what ever I need could wait, I had to get Jaws in his tank fast.
Now you make think how can a boring old goldfish entertain me while I’m bored? Well, here’s the answer: Imagine yourself in their shoes… or tank for that matter.
It’s crazy to think. Can you picture yourself alone swimming in a tank for of water for your entire life?
This made me start to feel sorry for Jaws (he suits his name well) so I went back to the store and bought another fish named Fred. I know soon I will probably own an aquarium of fish.
This is a very inexpensive way to keep yourself from being bored. I spent $25 dollars all together.
Fish: .75 cent - $3.00
Tank: $5- $15 (depending on size)
Food: $5
Things for inside tank: $10
It can keep you from being bored because you have to remember to feed them every day and clean their tank once a week.
Jaws and Fred aren't as interactive as a dog or cat would be but, they still make for interesting pets. I really enjoying having them. To learn more about taking care of fish visit http://www.wikihow.com/Take-Care-of-Goldfish for more information.
You did a lot of things well. Broke up your text, bold highlights, provided a link. There's a writing error in the first sentence, and you can't tell me how well the name fits without showing me the fish!
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