Touchy Da Fishy!

Tickle da fishy! Pet da fishy! Heck, tossy da fishy! Fishy comes back for moooooore!

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15 thoughts on “Touchy Da Fishy!

  1. Gigi the cat lady December 26, 2016 / 1:02 pm

    It’s a touchy feely fishy!

  2. Birdcage December 26, 2016 / 1:05 pm

    I really wanna touchy dat fishy!!!

  3. JenDeyan December 26, 2016 / 1:14 pm

    I feel like that fish deserved some sort of treat after all this.

  4. allein ? December 26, 2016 / 1:32 pm

    Nooooooo!

  5. Liz December 26, 2016 / 1:39 pm

    Happy friendly fishy? Or just reeeally lonely fishy?

    Where are his/her fishy buddies? Staying well away from Mr. Grabbyhands? Or is fishy all alone?

    Not sure if fun, or a tiny bit sad. Can it be both? ?

    So many questions…

    • 6rabbits December 27, 2016 / 2:05 am

      I, too, have so many questions about this! I hate to anthropomorphize, but it does look like the fish _likes_ this! When she’s out of the water is it like us holding our breath before we dive underwater? What kind of fish is this? Is it known for interacting with humans? ?

  6. Smartypants December 26, 2016 / 1:53 pm

    “Look, I’m a flying fish! Whee!”

  7. Phred's Mom December 26, 2016 / 2:29 pm

    Krazy karp or koi, or whatever.

  8. Faye December 26, 2016 / 2:55 pm

    Circus Fishy.

  9. Gigi the cat lady December 26, 2016 / 3:17 pm

    Kamikaze Koi ? Banzai!

  10. fkaWaldenPond December 26, 2016 / 3:42 pm

    Look out Sea World, here I come!!

  11. Faye December 26, 2016 / 4:34 pm

    Is the Sushi fresh enough for ya?

  12. Emily December 27, 2016 / 11:56 am

    Looked it up, seems to be a Midas Cichlid (Amphilophus citrinellus)… whether they’re friendly as a species is open for debate, I saw nothing that mentioned friendliness, but then again, I didn’t look too hard. 😉

    Unrelated: how do I italicize things on here? Seeing the scientific name without it hurts my brain…

    • Not That Mike The Other Mike December 27, 2016 / 12:00 pm

      To italicize, put words between these codes: <i>Amphilophus citrinellus</i>. The first code turns italics on, and the second code (with the slash) turns italics off.

      • Emily December 27, 2016 / 12:06 pm

        Thank you, Mike!! <3

        LOL, I tried [] and {}… couldn't remember what it was we used in the old days of, in my case, LiveJournal…

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