Amber K.

1. What was your very first pet?


2. What is the meaning behind your most recent pet’s name?


3. What is a pet that you feel guilty about?


4. What pet do you want next?


5. What’s a pet you never want to own?


6. What’s your dream tank?


7. What is your most expensive pet?


8. What introduced you into pet keeping?


9. How old were you when you got your first pet?


10. Name 3 pets that are no longer with you and what your favorite thing about each was.


11. Have you recently gotten into an argument with someone over pet care?


12. What’s the hardest thing about caring for your pet(s)?


13. What is your pet’s favorite food(s)?


14. Do you want a career involving animals? If so, what?


15. What kind of animal would you take with you to a college dorm? If you wouldn’t take any, why?


16. What is your favorite activity with each of your animals?


17. What is your pet’s favorite toy?


18. What is the highest maintenance pet you own?


19. What is the lowest maintenance pet you own?

Fresh or salt (or brackish)?

What is your favorite species of fish?

What is your least favorite species of fish?

What is your favorite fish that you have kept?

What is your least favorite fish that you have kept?

Tell us about your dream setup!

Tell us about a time that you failed as a fishkeeper.

What is your favorite invert?

What is your least favorite invert?

What is your opinion on aquatic snails?

Do you struggle with algae?

Name one person from fishblr who inspires you.

What are your thoughts on fishblr drama?

How many fish do you have?

How often you do water changes?

Do you know any other aquarists in person?

Do you clean your tanks [a little extra] before guests come over?

Betta sororities—yea or nay?

Have you ever kept a goldfish in a bowl?

What do you wish that more people knew about aquaria?

Scalare angelfish, female.

Scalare Angelfish, female.

Scalare Angelfish, male.

How most water changes go: Moody stares longingly at the surface of the water. I desperately hope he doesn’t decide to jump.

Scalare Angelfish, male.

there are absolutely no words that can describe how I feel right now. my little boo bear has passed away. he did not pass away from dropsy. he passed away from humane euthanasia. I knew he was too far gone and I refused to let him die to dropsy. I didn’t want to see him suffer. judas is the most important thing in the world to me and i love him more than anything. the time we spent together was cut way short but I feel like it’s been a lifetime with him. he was such a boo bear, so full of personality. he was such a king. he ruled his kingdom and no other fish could tell him otherwise. I wanted him to live in the lap of luxury and be spoiled because I wanted him to live the best life possible. I hope that’s what I gave him. he’s always made me happy when I’m upset. whenever I came home from school he’d speed to the front of the tank to see me and he’d wag his little fish butt like the cutie he was. he was such a little piggy, stealing all the food from the other fish for himself. his favorite food is bloodworms and that’s the last thing he ate. his tank is going to feel so empty without him patrolling around, harassing the cories. it’s going to feel so empty without him lazing in his plant jungle. I honestly can’t believe this happened and I just wish I could see him again. I want to see his cute water puppy face and his angry flaring face. I don’t know what I’m going to do without him. euthanizing him was the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. he was fighting til the very end. I love you so much judas, swim in peace my little boo bear 💕 I’ve gotten an overwhelming amount of support from this community regarding judas and I just want to say thank you so much to everyone who has messaged me and posted about judas. you are all amazing and you’ve definitely helped me through this. I love you all too 💕