Fish funeral

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I don't think I could ever flush (regardless of size) or trash any of my bigger fish when they pass away.

Lost that big BP to some weird fungus (still have no idea what happened) that I couldn't kick. I cried like a ***** and had to bury him. I saved that fish from being flushed, so at least I gave him an extra year or so in a larger tank. The tank is not the same without him. *sad*

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Bderick67 said:
THIS IS BAD!!! NEVER RELEASE AQUARIUM FISH INTO NATIVE WATERS :irked:
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*facepalm*

Viking funeral where they place the dead on a boat that is set on fire and released out to sea. Was a joke lol
 
Kujiraya said:
Agree with bury fish when pass away. Good for garden, good for environment. But, be sure no rats. Hate if rats dig up fish. Especially note wife not like dead fish in rose garden dug up by rats look, especially not if she step on dead fish and slide into rose with plenty thorns. Big time not like! Also, if fish big monster, please not try flushing down toilet unless can get good discount from plumber. Talking of women and plumbers, once when visiting maternity ward, found placenta in corridor. I not having placenta in corridor, so took into toilet and flush. It went good too. But, afterwards, all toilets in hospital all blocked, no one can do neither no. 1 nor no. 2. Hospital called plumber. Very big job, they said. Finally plumber found blockage and fished out placenta.

Somehow sister guessed culprit is me. How? I so innocent looking! But sister told me what happened next time I visited, then added, "Kuji, don't need to try help nurses." How she know? She never see incident, she always in own room whole time!
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That was a good story, lol


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