Comments on: ~1.26~ http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26 urban fantasy in miniature Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:34:41 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: hnmic http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-2178 hnmic Thu, 05 Mar 2009 20:19:39 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-2178 I wish I could go back and add Tribe to things I'd like to see continued, but I already took that poll. I'm just finishing arc 1, but I'm riveted already. and I'm a year and a half late, haha! I wish I could go back and add Tribe to things I’d like to see continued, but I already took that poll. I’m just finishing arc 1, but I’m riveted already. and I’m a year and a half late, haha!

]]> By: Lunaroki http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-1405 Lunaroki Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:26:08 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-1405 Well, guess I'm kinda late to the party on this one. Almost a year late in fact. Anyway, I just started reading this story a couple days ago and I'm loving it! ^_^ If you're still looking for chapter title suggestions how about calling this one "A Tale of Woe"? =D Well, guess I’m kinda late to the party on this one. Almost a year late in fact. Anyway, I just started reading this story a couple days ago and I’m loving it! ^_^ If you’re still looking for chapter title suggestions how about calling this one “A Tale of Woe”? =D

]]> By: Tinstaafl http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-203 Tinstaafl Fri, 09 Nov 2007 03:36:22 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-203 Gripping... Like the hands of a Igor.. Tins... Gripping… Like the hands of a Igor..

Tins…

]]> By: Moridain http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-145 Moridain Tue, 09 Oct 2007 19:45:09 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-145 We have a goldfish that we inherited off an old friend. I say we, but I mean a flatmate of mine. It has a disease called Blue Fin which usually kills goldfish. Somehow it has managed to become a carrier of it however, so has survived merely killing 5-6 other goldfish before it was discovered. It was about 3 years old when we got it, and its been alive for 2 years since. Craziest goldfish ever... If someone gets changed in a room with it it pervs on them. I'm not joking. Almost any other activity it will ignore you or do its other trick (lying completely still on its side until you want to tap the tank to check its alive) but start stripping and he will be at the side of that tank gawking away. The original owner moved it into another room when it started 'creeping her out'. lol. We have a goldfish that we inherited off an old friend. I say we, but I mean a flatmate of mine.

It has a disease called Blue Fin which usually kills goldfish. Somehow it has managed to become a carrier of it however, so has survived merely killing 5-6 other goldfish before it was discovered.

It was about 3 years old when we got it, and its been alive for 2 years since.

Craziest goldfish ever… If someone gets changed in a room with it it pervs on them. I’m not joking. Almost any other activity it will ignore you or do its other trick (lying completely still on its side until you want to tap the tank to check its alive) but start stripping and he will be at the side of that tank gawking away.

The original owner moved it into another room when it started ‘creeping her out’. lol.

]]> By: Ness http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-144 Ness Tue, 09 Oct 2007 01:31:50 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-144 i have a pet frog like that. Got Herman (my actual frogs name, thought it was awesome with the fish also being named that) when he was at least a year old and I was 9. I am now 22, took him with me to school, and he's as vivacious as ever. I've come to the conclusion that he will never die. Also, my family tells me that he only really eat for me. When I go on a trip or something, and my family tries to feed him, he mostly ignores it and stares listelessly into his reflection. End rant. Sorry, loved that the fish is named the same as my frog and pretty much the same age too. I love coincidences like that. i have a pet frog like that. Got Herman (my actual frogs name, thought it was awesome with the fish also being named that) when he was at least a year old and I was 9. I am now 22, took him with me to school, and he’s as vivacious as ever. I’ve come to the conclusion that he will never die. Also, my family tells me that he only really eat for me. When I go on a trip or something, and my family tries to feed him, he mostly ignores it and stares listelessly into his reflection.
End rant. Sorry, loved that the fish is named the same as my frog and pretty much the same age too. I love coincidences like that.

]]> By: Steph http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-143 Steph Mon, 08 Oct 2007 22:07:49 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-143 Re: Goldfish. My experience has been that goldfish do not like clean water. My fishies always lived longer, and grew bigger, if we didn't clean their tanks regularly. Filthy fishies make very bad first pets. :-) Re: Goldfish.

My experience has been that goldfish do not like clean water. My fishies always lived longer, and grew bigger, if we didn’t clean their tanks regularly.

Filthy fishies make very bad first pets. :-)

]]> By: Heather http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-142 Heather Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:48:59 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-142 RE: Bill, It's true. We have a large pond and we put Koi in it. (Koi is large Japanese fish.) One died, but the other is now over 2 feet long and is 10 years old. She stays out there in the winter, but every year she's still around. RE: Luna, I believe that goldfish can do fine in smaller tanks without filtration. I've had mine for several months in a 5-gallon tank. I change half her water twice a week, though, and only feed her once a day. RE: Bill, It’s true. We have a large pond and we put Koi in it. (Koi is large Japanese fish.) One died, but the other is now over 2 feet long and is 10 years old. She stays out there in the winter, but every year she’s still around.

RE: Luna, I believe that goldfish can do fine in smaller tanks without filtration. I’ve had mine for several months in a 5-gallon tank. I change half her water twice a week, though, and only feed her once a day.

]]> By: Luna http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-141 Luna Mon, 08 Oct 2007 13:20:59 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-141 Heh, yeah, it's amazing how petstores can make such a profit off telling you how to kill your pets... And no one notices because few people know proper fishkeeping methods (Bettas and goldfish seem like the most common victims nowadays). Telling someone a goldfish is fine in anything less than at least twenty gallons without substantial filtration methods and no green foods... Is like telling someone their puppy will do better if you add some arsenic to their food bowl every other morning. Ahem, end rant. And back on track with the actual commenting on the story. Love your perspective on things, AE. Especially like how things keep subtly bringing WoO into play. I look forward to seeing just what sort of world you've got here. Fantastic storyarc... Knew he was going to end up killing his daughter, but it was like those serial killer movies where you know where the killer is, and can't help but scream at the stupid girl on tv who runs upstairs instead of outside. You know she's gonna die no matter what, but you can't help but yell anyways. Heh, yeah, it’s amazing how petstores can make such a profit off telling you how to kill your pets… And no one notices because few people know proper fishkeeping methods (Bettas and goldfish seem like the most common victims nowadays). Telling someone a goldfish is fine in anything less than at least twenty gallons without substantial filtration methods and no green foods… Is like telling someone their puppy will do better if you add some arsenic to their food bowl every other morning.

Ahem, end rant. And back on track with the actual commenting on the story.

Love your perspective on things, AE. Especially like how things keep subtly bringing WoO into play. I look forward to seeing just what sort of world you’ve got here. Fantastic storyarc… Knew he was going to end up killing his daughter, but it was like those serial killer movies where you know where the killer is, and can’t help but scream at the stupid girl on tv who runs upstairs instead of outside. You know she’s gonna die no matter what, but you can’t help but yell anyways.

]]> By: Bill http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-140 Bill Mon, 08 Oct 2007 08:39:21 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-140 My father has a pond that has some goldfish in it, along with several other types of fish. Goldfish can get fairly large if they have plenty of room to grow, and I'm reasonably sure that some of the ones in his pond are over 25 years old. My father has a pond that has some goldfish in it, along with several other types of fish. Goldfish can get fairly large if they have plenty of room to grow, and I’m reasonably sure that some of the ones in his pond are over 25 years old.

]]> By: Alexandra Erin http://tribe.fantasyinminiature.com/arc-01/1-26/comment-page-1#comment-139 Alexandra Erin Mon, 08 Oct 2007 07:12:18 +0000 http://tribe.alexandraerin.com/?p=29#comment-139 The 14 year old goldfish is Inspired By Actual Events. If you don't overfeed goldfish, expose them to temperature shocks, etc., they can live for-freaking-ever. Of course, pets that live for-freaking-ever don't make anybody money, so the instructions provided with most commercially available fish foods instruct you to kill them. The 14 year old goldfish is Inspired By Actual Events.

If you don’t overfeed goldfish, expose them to temperature shocks, etc., they can live for-freaking-ever.

Of course, pets that live for-freaking-ever don’t make anybody money, so the instructions provided with most commercially available fish foods instruct you to kill them.

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