So I got a fighting fish

[gnome]

Bandshell.

Unban bandshell

[stephisaint]

It reminds me of Zelda for some reason, so I'd go for that or Legs

[86.]

on second thought call the fish Martino Torquemada

[manillathrilla]

darkninja

[fretn]

Danny Dyer

[Pedro Sánchez]

Floyd Mayfeather

[Pada]

Call it Crack Rat

[NilsFG]

Lumbergh

[chronicrecords]

i had 1 of those a few years ago. bought it on a wim , it died like a year after i bought it though was nice to have it around

i also added like 3 small goldfish to his tank and they all got along

[jameshk]

Sir Merksalot

[fretn]

silly wanker

[karmacazee]

Broseph Fritzl

[upstateface]

Jeremy Kyle

[hayze99]

Pimpslice

[ketamine]

i had 1 of those a few years ago. bought it on a wim , it died like a year after i bought it though was nice to have it around

i also added like 3 small goldfish to his tank and they all got along

Have you investigated the fact that THEY may have conspired to kill him...

[DustyBunzzz]

Adolf

[mugger t]

Dave

[ShutThatShitDown]

Luigi

[karmacazee]

Mario

[Pistonsbeneath]

i had 1 of those a few years ago. bought it on a wim , it died like a year after i bought it though was nice to have it around

i also added like 3 small goldfish to his tank and they all got along

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siamese_fi ... h#Behavior

''''....Like many tropical fish, bettas might harass and kill small, slow fancy goldfish; in return, goldfish have been known to bite other fish's fins. Goldfish also are best suited to a cooler-water tank rather than the tropical temperatures more suited to B. splendens.

It's commonly thought that these fish are best housed in extremely small vessels; this is a misconception derived from the limited display space available in pet shops and the fact that males cannot be housed together. In fact, bettas need as much living volume as other tropical fish of comparable size, meaning that a tank of 1.5-2 gallons(7-9 litres) in capacity is the practical lower limit for an individual fish. Table-top tanks should be kept in warm locations, with an optimal water temperature of 77 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit(25°C-28°C), and thus are unsuitable for places that are air-conditioned to cooler temperatures. If a larger tank is used and the filtration is strong enough to cause a current, it is important to make sure there is plenty of tank space without a strong current, as this can damage the betta's fins and make it difficult for it to reach the surface....'''''