For rays it wouldn't be that bad but with an aro and some peacock bass I don't think I would do that
Purple Arowana?
- Thread starter Tworner54
- Start date
- Status
For rays it wouldn't be that bad but with an aro and some peacock bass I don't think I would do that
Yea I actually do whatever I want with it
its swimming happily in my 20g tank along with the rest of my aros<3, I'm sorry arowanas lover, Asia Farm brought back the population of the asian aros so it was ALMOST extinction, but anyways you seem pretty envious of asian aros anyways if they do actually breed in my 20g long tank I'll sell you one, in my 360 I'ma start my guppy colonie! FEEDERS FOR MONTHS!!
http://polytanksforsale.com/inc/sdetail/347 they offer free shipping to 48 State in US ( Hawaii and Alaska are out of the list)!
Yea I actually do whatever I want with it
And so, to bring this conversation full-circle:
There are "Blueberry" and "Strawberry" arowana at the wholesalers these days, so they'll be making their way to the local shops. They are south american silvers, dyed to colour same as they do to other fish: gourami, angels & stuff.
This chat has gone from fish curiosity to animal cruelty, thus the circular aspect in dying fish, which is dumb, cruel, unnecessary and apparently tends to weaken the fish.
When we talk about putting a large fish in an undersized tank, we are talking about poor husbandry which is ANIMAL CRUELTY. Is it different than tying your dog in the sun without water for all its life? Some would say no, I say yes. Until it's illegal (it is for the dog, but it isn't for the fish) then people will feel it's OK.
A
There are "Blueberry" and "Strawberry" arowana at the wholesalers these days, so they'll be making their way to the local shops. They are south american silvers, dyed to colour same as they do to other fish: gourami, angels & stuff.
This chat has gone from fish curiosity to animal cruelty, thus the circular aspect in dying fish, which is dumb, cruel, unnecessary and apparently tends to weaken the fish.
When we talk about putting a large fish in an undersized tank, we are talking about poor husbandry which is ANIMAL CRUELTY. Is it different than tying your dog in the sun without water for all its life? Some would say no, I say yes. Until it's illegal (it is for the dog, but it isn't for the fish) then people will feel it's OK.
A
And people, please PLEASE, try to PUNCTUATE YOUR WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS!
For example, here I have chosen capital letters and an exclamation mark. I've done this to show that if we were having this conversation in person I'd be holding you by the ears and shouting in your eye.
I'm interested in what you are saying but I get too frustrated. I don't do well with frustration. I write your paragraphs off as foolishness and don't read them as they're just too difficult to decipher.
For example, here I have chosen capital letters and an exclamation mark. I've done this to show that if we were having this conversation in person I'd be holding you by the ears and shouting in your eye.
I'm interested in what you are saying but I get too frustrated. I don't do well with frustration. I write your paragraphs off as foolishness and don't read them as they're just too difficult to decipher.
Whose putting large fish in undersized tanks if your pointing the finger at me then your wrong all my fish I would still consider babies for the size they are eventually going to be Its not like I'm keeping these fish in a 90 gallon tank there while life believe me I'm upgrading to a much larger tank before they even get close to full grown
A voice of reason
Did you actually eat 50 eggs?
It's a general statement, not directed at anyone in particular. But if the shoe fits.....
A voice of reason
Did you actually eat 50 eggs?
It's a general statement, not directed at anyone in particular. But if the shoe fits.....
Well right now the shoe doesn't fit but if it they were a lot larger and in a 90 gallon tank I would understand
- Status
