Wednesday Cat Food Blogging

by Bryan

9 comments

1 oldwhitelady { 06.28.06 at 11:49 pm }

Nice looking fish. When I had gerbils, I had a cat that would sit on the lid and look down into the cage, probably picking out the one he wanted to eat.

2 Bryan { 06.29.06 at 12:04 am }

He has a mixture of expensive and dirt cheap fish in that tank. His kids buy the expensive ones to join the cheap ones that he wanted.

3 andante { 06.29.06 at 7:29 am }

Nice! Is this what happens when you use a tripod and don’t shake the camera? Or did you command the fish to “stay”?

4 Karen { 06.29.06 at 9:04 am }

Hahahhahahaha! Now here’s a great new FFF blogging! I’ll have to reprise the WET Crowd of Fishes and join you!

5 Bryan { 06.29.06 at 10:37 am }

Andante, it’s a dull finish on the tank and was taken at an angle. The flash fired freezing the fish, but reflecting off the scales making them more silver than white. It was very well lit without the flash. The angle seems to be the key.

As I remember, Karen, you have a veritable zoo and a new puppy.

6 andante { 06.29.06 at 12:39 pm }

My permalinks seems to be bloggered up, but you really should be careful what you words you send into cyberspace.

7 Bryan { 06.29.06 at 1:09 pm }

That’s really unfortunate, Andante.

8 jillian { 07.01.06 at 1:56 am }

My Mr. Fiesty would definately bite the paw that was trying to eat him. Who knew a little Betta could be so terrifying. I have to throw in the pellets and quickly remove my fingers as he has been known to come flying out with his little fishy mouth agape and landing a little tooth in flesh.

9 Bryan { 07.01.06 at 12:30 pm }

My Mother has owned several Bettas, all of which committed suicide by leaping out of their bowls.