Hello, Hive friends! how are you all? I hope you are all fine and happy.
Has life been good lately? Is the weather being friendly?
So it was a lovely day and I am having a wonderful day; I did my usual work and I wait for time to pass by so I could go home but one afternoon, My co-worker was called by our general manager and was asked to go with him to his far to get something.
I really didn't care at all because my work is separate from his and I can stand o my own as I do almost every time.
Now when they came back, he was smiling and was very happy for me, in fact, he was very excited even.
He brought a cellophane nd wit was containing my very first two ryukin gold fishes. I don't really know anything about fishes back then.
To me it was just a fish and I love it!
Here are the sot I took at that day
I was not expecting this to happen. and I am very happy about it.
The first owner was our general manager, sir Raymund. I had been to his farm a few times and I really love the fish in his pond. Heh has got different types of fish and it was very beautiful to look at.
He has got butterfly koi, and koi fish of different varieties, goldfish, and angel fishes. Also, in his other tank, he has got tilapia fish too.
That night, I and my husband had searched and watched youtube tutorials on how to take care of fish and it was the start of us collecting fish of different varieties.
The fish is so good to look at and I could stare at them for hours following them to swim around.
We placed them in a pail at first and in the morrow, hubby and I cleaned our aquarium and transferred them there.
We used to have fish in the previous time and can't remember what fish it was. The funny thing is that I don't know how to take care of it and I was worried about its water being spoiled( we overfed it) I constantly change its water causing them water shock and they all died. So sad.
So I learned from there and due to our constant research, I and my husband had some knowledge about fish keeping and the Ryukins had survived from September till today.
This will be all for today, thank you for your wonderful time. Keep safe and keep hiving!
