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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
MY FISH CAN WALK YOUR FISH CAN'T!!!!!

Serious! I'm not kidding at all! Two nights ago, my fish jumped out of the tank and 'walk' to my study room. My mom went hunting it down after finding it missing during her daily feeding session cum fishy attendance marking. It's no surprise though, to her, at least.



The climbing perch also known as 过山魚 by my family, was a common fish back in my mom's kampong days. She said, such fish can crawl on land without water and survive for hours. You can read the rest here la.... *click*

But what is amazing thing is... the fish can actually travel from the tank to my study room. According to daddy, eh, the floor was dry when they try finding any form of water trail or something. So probably the fish started the journey early and the water evaporated before morning.



And lastly..... the fish swims like nothing happened when it's back in the tank... somemore fighting for food with 4 other climbing perch. -________________-

wtf-ish.

Live-your-life-like-a-climbing-perch-ly yours
Hughes. :D

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