fish in food coloring?

[Bottomfeeder]

i mean its safe to eat, but i wouldnt like to be breathing/swallowing it constantly. a few years ago my dad and sister made a cake and we started putting drops of food coloring in the icing or whatever, i guess we were supposed to mix it in (i cant cook outside of the microwave) but it tasted like crap and afterwards I got sick to my stomach. So i dont think this lady is mixing the food coloring into icing

 

[FSM]

theres a miniature golf course in cape cod that has carp swimming around in a connected pond system, and the water is very dark deep blue. i think it sucks for the fish, must be like swimming thru mud, very tough to see anything.

its hard to see through silt too.

 

[Bottomfeeder]

its hard to see through silt too.

we dont keep fish in silt

 

[jcardona1]

it might not affect the fish, who knows, but i think it would look like crap! why would you want blue-dyed water???

 

[coreyweinkoetz]

If anything I'd think a low dose of meth blue would be better bet than the food coloring koi pond in japan have been using that for many years to cut algae growth and stop fungi but hell I'd use a little salt instead but thats just me

 

[FSM]

we dont keep fish in silt

I guess the amazon river needs some FX5s...its clearly underfiltered.

 

[Mr Pleco]

I really do not know the harm it would do. As someone already mentioned pond owners do this all the time. For aesthics more than anything I would assume...anyone on this forum use pond dye on their aquariums ?

http://www.crystalblue.net/

http://www.newtechbio.com/catalog/i..._id=44&zenid=02e0e335b3d861819264593bd4a6e6d9

http://www.ponddyes.com/

 

[Yabbadoo]

lol......surely a blue light would have done.....lol
That's crazy...

 

[gomezladdams]

the list of bizzare things people do to thier fish is never ending.........

 

[navygirl76]

i agree with Yabbadoo-just use blue actinic lights.