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Good morning @nekocat, @papytchula and @Diamond_Lim, I hope that you are all well today!
Like your cats nekocat, my fish were all very unsettled yesterday, it's funny how animals are so affected by the weather.
Papytchula, I'm very lucky as I live in London and the storm wasn't too bad here at all, just really dark, rainy and windy.
Diamond Lim, I've never heard of carrot milk so I looked it up and it sounds lovely, I might have a try at making some!
Emma x
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Good morning to you @itsEmma ! Thank you for your sweet morning post. It is indeed amazing that fish in an aquarium inside a building can still be affected by outside weather. I had quite a funny moment yesterday evening when my male cat couldn't decide whether to get out or not. Every time I opened the door for him, he was stuck in the doorway disbelieving the mayhem he saw outside. After a while, retreating inside and as I closed the door -it was so cold!- he was meowing in a moody and plaintive way He'd never reacted like this before; I guess he could not understand the situation at all and why anybody (me?) had not done something about it ! ๐
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Yes, it's amazing how animals are so affected by the weather! With fish, it's apparently the atmospheric pressure being so low that they react to. I wonder if it's the same for cats (or that they're just trying to make you feel guilty and get a little treat out of you because 'you' made the weather so bad!!!)
Emma x
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