I need some comments on this videos

[oscar vini]

i need some comments on this videos http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=R6_9TP4cxEc#-ZThScZ8skY
is this the right thing to do ???

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[dbcb314]

to each their own, it doesn't really bother me. some people buy fish simply for their eating habits.

i can see why some people would think it was sick though.

 

[53special]

I'm not thrilled with the video, but fish eat fish, Animals eat animals, yes even us.

 

[oscar vini]

thanx for ur comments guys .....i thing the blood part and the half fish alive freaked me out ....even i do feed my oscar and GT live food ....but never seen something like this...

 

[sabotage]

No big deal IMO......Nice ///\\\////\\\\ F K Plug in there

 

[duke33]

This is MFK. Oscars eat fish whole. Others don't.

 

[agreeive?fish]

Iam not a fan of the video...iam not a fan of feeding live fish...but lets be real here...nature is cruel and fish eat fish in nature...personaly i wont own fish that i have to feed live fish to but thats just me..and i also eat fish myself but i still dont feed fish to other fish just a personal preference

 

[CTU2fan]

Not wild about intentionally feeding large feeders just to see some blood...

 

[airben23]

i wish i could get a fish like that in the states!!!

 

[XFishPro]

I agree with what was said earlier. Its much different to feed fish to other fish that are eaten whole. Feeding large goldfish that you know are not going to be able to be eaten all in one swallow is somewhat cruel.

If you are out in nature, thats one thing, you can say, well thats the way it goes, but if you have a fish in captivity that you are responsible for feeding, then it is your responsibility to do it humanely. Intentionally feeding a fish that is half the size of another fish knowing full well that there could be suffering is down right bullyish.

Kind of reminds me a little bit of Michael Vick giving his pit bulls maliciously injured beagles to practice with, just my opinion...