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Explain Why I Should Have A Fish
Why I should have a fish I want a fish and the reasons are down please read it. First I will clean the fish tank by myself. I have everything like rocks, plant and I have a fish tank. You only have to buy me a fish and a plant. I can take care of it myself by feeding it, cleaning the tank; this will get me more responsibility. It does not take that space because the tank is small. Also it does not make noise like filter; I have no filter so it is quiet. It does not chew on the furniture like dogs dose and it stays in stays in a tank. Next it does not poo everywhere around like birds dose. Also bye is allergy to fur animals a fish does not have fur so you are not allergy to it. Next I have a small tank so there

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