Please...

1. DO NOT put in any fishes: fishes which are unplanned for can and will disrupt the fish tank community and could possibly kill all the fishes inside the tank. No nemos, no colourful guppies, no arowanas, no pirhanas, no luo hans, no unauthorised fishes please.
2. DO NOT put in any food: food fit for human consumption is usually not fit for ornamental fish consumption and will more likely kill them than fill their little tummies. No leftover TastyCorner burger bits, no rice grains, no bread pieces, no chocolate cubes, no food please... Should you desire to see the fishes feeding, there are 2 times when you can see them during their meal times: 830am & 5pm daily.
3. DO NOT leave your fingerprints on the glass walls of the RH Fish Tank: you will not only stress the fishes by showing them your scary fingers, you will also leave an unsightly (and usually oily) stain on the glass surface which will cause the tank to look not-so-pristine. These fingerprints usually require a considerable amount of effort to remove (I clean them up after you all the time) and you wouldn't appreciate it if you were the one to be cleaning it up would you?
4. DO NOT knock/tap on the RH Fish Tank: you might not hear/notice the slight tap you make on the glass walls but remember that within the glass walls is water, and a slight tap would reverberate the liquid to every part of the tank. Imagine this - you are inside your room when suddenly someone 100 times your size gives your room a slight tap; the critters inside the fish tank are living harmoniously in their beautiful fish tank when suddenly a loud thunderous knock shakes them to their bones.
5. DO take care of the tank as if you own it: because you do... every Raffles Hall resident has a share in the success and wellbeing of the RH Fish Tank. The RH Fish Tank was set up not for the pleasure of one individual, but for the overall good of the hall; a little something to make the hall a brighter place to live in, an extra something for us to be proud of.

Yours sincerely,
Daniel,
Daniel Kwok.
RH Fish Tank caretaker 2004/2005