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No pets policy, perhaps?
kinda sucks that it was just for a fish but you really should have checked first.
just take your beta fish to your landlord and yell him/ her you were going to make fresh sushi and proceed to take out the fish and wrap it to a ball of rice with nori and ask your landlord to try it :D WARNING side effects are diarrhea, constipation , pooping of guppies and sea sickness.
If the lease says no pets then you totally deserve it.
Really? For a fish. The beer you drink is much more likely to do damage to the apt than a fish, which is the point of a no pet rule. FYL for irrational rubes.
OP deserved it. It's a stupid rule but if you are going to break the stupid rule, either hide it, or find out whether or not the landlord is super picky about those rules. If its an unreasonable landlord, it might be time to find a new place.
If the lease did not say no pets, then **** you life. Decisions, decisions... ;)
You really should follow the policies, but it sucks anyway that you have to pay a fine. FYL :l
omg guys let's get real here. a fish can't make noise, doesn't swim or eat loud, it's in a bowl, and it's harmless that make great room pets! if they got a violation for a fish that means someone went into your house at hunted that fish down!!
A modern rendition of Moby-Dick?
There she flares!!! Oh wait...it's only male Bettas that do that.
fish don't swim??? all the lies I have been told; all the teachers I dreamt of sleeping with in no relation whatsoever to the topic...
the theoretical idea for not allowing fish in the apt is that fish are generally kept in large amounts of water, if anything happens that the water somehow spills in large quantity, that can cause serious damage to the aparment. Also bettas are generally kept in standing water, so there could be a concern for algae, mould, bugs, or the landlord's just a dick....
umm number 5??? fish do swim....
Umm, number 60??!????one!?!?!@eleven?!?111?!1?1!!1?1?! Fish don't swim loudly.
oh, trust me, females flare too, its just that males have flashier fins, so they are more noticeable.
Sounds like someones landlord has a stick up his/her ass.
I think it's because beta's fight each other and their worried their uhh...fish fighting.
Most darlings are smart enough to keep only one fish in their tank so they don't kill each other. Also, the OP has stated that they only have one fishy!~
It depends on what state you live in on whether a fish is a lease violation. I know here they don't include fish as a pet in the no pet policies but if you have an aquarium they can ask for more of a deposit in case of water damage but don't if you own a goldfish or beta tank.Just ask beforehand.
I didn't realise states intervened with leases to that extent. I would've assumed it's up to the landlord. If you signed the lease, OP, you should've read it. Keep Bubbles hidden since you know your landlord is a wanker who will work you fir every penny he can get.
It's clearly a typo and not a grammar issue unlike the word "biatch". No one with intelligence would assume I inserted an evergreen into my sentence but thanks all the same.
That's what you get for getting a fish in the beta. So many bugs. (Nerd joke btw...)
nah hahahahahahahahahaha
What's up with the "Today, I violated a rule, and got a fine. FML."-fml's? Sure, it was a small violation, but read everything you sign, and ask if you have any additional questions - and if you assume you'll be fine because it's just a small breach, I'd say say you didn't do anything morally outrageous, but you should be prepared that you're running the risk of getting a fine.
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If the lease says no pets then you totally deserve it.
wtf? how is that a lease violation?