My monster setup

tonyt · May 1, 2012

renting fish?

Keister · May 2, 2012

I wouldn't call it that. It is enjoying monster fish within your means. It is a good thing to do so that you don't sacrifice the health of the fish just because you want to keep them. It also helps the pet stores because it allows them to get larger monster fish in since it is hard to get large fish like that from a supplyer. We have people do the same thing at the store I work at and it is really a win win for everybody. I don't see an issue with this at all?

Rhodes09 · May 2, 2012

Keep up the good work!

N8sharpe · May 2, 2012

Keister said:
I wouldn't call it that. It is enjoying monster fish within your means. It is a good thing to do so that you don't sacrifice the health of the fish just because you want to keep them. It also helps the pet stores because it allows them to get larger monster fish in since it is hard to get large fish like that from a supplyer. We have people do the same thing at the store I work at and it is really a win win for everybody. I don't see an issue with this at all?

Thanks

N8sharpe · May 2, 2012

Keister said:
I wouldn't call it that. It is enjoying monster fish within your means. It is a good thing to do so that you don't sacrifice the health of the fish just because you want to keep them. It also helps the pet stores because it allows them to get larger monster fish in since it is hard to get large fish like that from a supplyer. We have people do the same thing at the store I work at and it is really a win win for everybody. I don't see an issue with this at all?

What he said

N8sharpe · May 2, 2012

Rhodes09 said:
Keep up the good work!

Thanks

N8sharpe · May 2, 2012

F1 VET said:
Not cool man. Why even comment at all?

Op: rad fish def need a 200gal soon! Hopefully you do biweekly lg wc to keep down nitrates! And please mind the negative people as you will prlly be flammed a few x's!

#1 S. Vettel

I'm expecting haters and I do biweekly water changes