I'm not saying that I agree with this practice, or would ever do it, but is it really any more stressful for the fish than catch and release?
The next fad in fish-keeping?
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You think that's bad Baller Be-dazzeled his fish last night!
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Think about it, catch and release fish isn't out of the water for more then a minute. With this I'd imagine the guy needed it out for a while, to get proper placement and to get the actual piercings in and twisted on. Plus I'd imagine being jolted by a piercing gun multiple times is worse then a single or treble hook in the mouth
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Jeez, who would even think up doing something like that!? Hey what you wanna do today?? Ehhhhh gonna pierce my oscar with rainbow hoops because I need some attention.
Two words: Mental Issues.
Two words: Mental Issues.
Well, I think most of the responses in this thread pretty much covered it, but I'll go ahead and add my two cents and confirm that I too find this abhorrent and would not hesitate to say it right to someone's face if I ever witness this personally.
A few years ago there were pics of a pierced Goldfish floating around, and now that I've done a Google image search there appear to be a LOT more pierced fish out there. Better than tattooing them, but not by much.
