I desire for there to be an existence of God, and then God comes to me in my dreams. I desire food when I am hungry and food comes. “The existence of a desire for something predicts that it exists.
Or else he has gone through a kind of utilitarian monologue in his brain, saying to himself: “This big monkey gives me my food, fresh water and everything else, so when he sees I am ready to breed, he will also provide the female”. He only wants to be ready if one turns up.Įither he has worked out that he depends on you for everything, and his internal monologue is as follows:
He doesn’t know you don’t have any intention of giving him a female. This is actually a good argument for avoiding the kind of tank sets where everything is built together.Ĭontinue reading “Can I keep my aquarium in my bedroom?” → If you have this problem then either use suction pads or adjust the position of the filter vis a vis the hood. I rarely get disturbed by the filter noise – only if it is lying against something which reverberates. I personally have been sleeping with a tank filter in the room working all night for maybe twenty years or more as indeed I did as a boy. The exception is if you keep an octopus as this will wait till you go to sleep and then lift the lid, sneak out and get on your face like that thing out of alien. There is nothing unhealthy about sleeping next to a fishtank, if that’s what you are worried about. Just make sure there’s still room for the bed! The light you do switch off, and then it is a question of either remembering to switch it on in the morning or having a timer switch. And neither can you do that to the heater. One should never switch the filter off for the night and then switch it on again in the morning. You will probably be OK sleeping with the noise of a quiet filter. Certainly you do have to check it will take the weight you want to put on it. The important thing is a nice even level service on something strong enough to take the weight, which could well be a chest of drawers in a bedroom.
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