I'm doing this not for me, but rather a friend I know on Instagram. This morning I have seen her intriguing story about potential lost media(?) she saw, so I figured I'd solve this mystery for her here.
Her story is long so I'll make it short and sweet as possible: She recalled the channel was set to PBS. She watched this CGI animated short film(?) on there about a robot with a water tank trying to find water. The robot also came across a fish and put it in its water tank, where the fish would swim with what water was left. The robot finally finds the water faucet and (as my friend recalls) had to climb up there to fill up. The robot eventually falls in an ocean and some fish swam near the robot. It fades to black and ends there.
If anyone could possibly find what I'm talking about, my friend would be very grateful. Thank you.
Some background! I live in a mid-sized house with two roommates, let's call them Jess and Dave, my 115lb dog, and Jess's cat. Jess works in the film industry and regularly pulls 12-17hr days. When we all moved in together she just had an indoor/outdoor cat. She got a 15gal fish tank soon after we moved in, I told her that it's a lot of upkeep and this was all on her and she agreed. Outside of feeding them if she needed me to, I wanted no part of it because I'm not into fish.
Before we moved in together, she would talk about wanting a dog and I would just remind her of her lifestyle and be like, "hey maybe one day for sure but def not right now, you're just not around." She's brought it up several times and I've still been like, "hey yea bad idea!". I'm not trying to dictate her life but this impacts more than just her now, Dave works from home full-time and I work 8-5p.
Jess got a job working on a film set 2 months ago shooting on location 4 hrs away. When she left, her cat had to be in a cone, and get drops on his ears 2X a day to try and clear up the issue. Her cat was a HUGE asshole about this. He'd scream all night (He can't sleep in my room), scratch the paint off my door, attack my feet and hair, wouldn't use the litter box unless you physically put him in it. It took a month of this, his ears are better and he's chilled out. Jess came home during this time for a wedding and cleaned her tank while she was here. A week later she sends me a video of a dog that says, "Meet Mona!". I asked if she was fostering and she says, "No, she's mine! See you at the end of Nov!". Now I'm livid at this point and stop responding to cool off. After a few days, I decide that's dumb and I need to keep communication open while she's gone and we can just shelve this for now.
Recently, her tank has started to get gross and I sent her a picture of it asking what she was going to do about this, her response was, "Oh I can just call you and walk you through it." That was a week and a half ago and neither Dave nor I want to do it, and reality is setting in that a dog is coming back with Jess a month from now and I'm just angry. It took 3 months to get my dog used to her cat, he'd never lived with one before and would freak out any time he came around. We don't know how this dog is with other animals and is that just going to be on me and Dave to deal with?
I've talked to Dave about it and he thinks that her decision was shortsighted. She found herself in an "ideal" sit
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He said they would help with their indoor fins.
Sorry I know it's not much to go on, sure there are loads of examples but can anyone think of any movies where a fish tank in the room is shot through pretty sure it was a home aquarium, similar to in Romeo and Juliet by Baz Luhrmann. May have also been an action prob in the scene.
Thanks!
I added him to my empty quarantine tank a few days ago since I am dosing Melafix in my 30 gallon for my other fish affected by fin rot (per the internet telling me to not dose labyrinth lung fish with it). Is there something I can buy that might help with this? Looking to save my buddy once I get off work. Can stop by a fish store on the way home and really don't want to lose him/her.
Im pretty sure its from food because i had a few algae wafers in my container that wouldnt sink (i assumed they just needed more time to soak) but after a bit i have realized the wafers have been floating a few times still. I also noticed the water looks a little cloudy. Can this just be fixed with the normal weekly water change or does it need a deep clean? (Tank is 5g i have a betta(eats pellets) corydora, otto, and snail but i will be moving them into a bigger tank once i have the funds (planning on separating the betta as she gives my otto issues sometimes but the rest will go into a bigger tank and ill have them in groups as they should be in)
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