Fish in Captivity: The Moral Issue

[dodgefreak8]

You sure can, it just does not make you look like the brightest star in the sky.

well thats good because I never claimed to be

 

[AROWANA_KISS]

i am agree, i put that article because i want to know the people opinion!

 

[Vitaliy]

just dont read the things that you dont like it. not all the people are like you!

by the way i like your avatar!

I am sorry, were you the original author? I am simply voicing my opinion, do not take it too personal - that is the whole idea behind a public message board. Dont take things close to heart!

 

[AROWANA_KISS]

i am so agree with you. i put that article that i found because i want to know what people think about that. i think like you.

i love my fish !!!

 

[davo]

sex, drugs, and rock n' roll

meh, they can watch me through the glass, what more do they want! probably to see me through acrylic those pricy little b@st***s.
i read all of ewurms amazingness. i liked it as for keeping fish. meh im all for it, i have no moral issues with it as long as it is done sensibly

 

[davo]

i think you'll find i said amazingness-quote properly, or not at all

 

[redtailfool]

i am agree, i put that article because i want to know the people opinion!

Heres my cheap opinion, i agree with Avila on his stand in the morality issue of keeping fish . Let us not include anthromorphisms on fish . As long as the basic needs of the fish are met, then they should be happy.

 

[davo]

do fish "feel" emotionally in the same way as dogs do?

 

[ewurm]

i think you'll find i said amazingness-quote properly, or not at all

HAHAHAA LMAO

 

[redtailfool]

do fish "feel" emotionally in the same way as dogs do?

dogs are far more superior mentally than fish . I dont even think fish have
"emotions ".