I have blood parrots here, none of them can close their mouths but they are thriving and two of my parrots are over 5 years old. I do not see any swimming problems in BP at LFS or anywhere. Pretty much most BP are healthier than most fancy goldfish.
Cruelty In All Its Glory
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my parrots are also living fine, but if i put them in a tank that size, im sure there deformaties would soon overcome them
God, that thing is in such a tiny tank. I feel sorry for it.
We're on a different set of Parrots now, but before we restocked our tank and started over, our first group of three lived for seven years and are now in a display tank at our lfs and have been for about 3 months. Our Blood Parrots have always lived great with African Cichlids, have never had any trouble eating, defending themselves, or swimming. BP's deformities hampering them is a great exaggeration from the truth from what I've seen.
We're on a different set of Parrots now, but before we restocked our tank and started over, our first group of three lived for seven years and are now in a display tank at our lfs and have been for about 3 months. Our Blood Parrots have always lived great with African Cichlids, have never had any trouble eating, defending themselves, or swimming. BP's deformities hampering them is a great exaggeration from the truth from what I've seen.
Would you rather be a regular kid with a small room or a kid with a mouth that didnt close,little arms,little legs and a big room. LMFAO
+1. Doesn't really make sense to argue that a fish is happy.The fish is healthy. Happy? no human will ever know
Me too!
I dont care how "happy" a fish looks NO fish that size would be happy confined it a matchbox
