duster that is a great idea haha i'm going there on thursday actually AFTER i purchase my fish i'm gonna take a very innocent approach to the subject haha i don't want to get kicked out lol
Walmart, making a difference
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thank you I'll make a post this thursday on the outcome of the situation i could use some more feedback/ suggestions though, if you can't shut it down might as well provide useful information
i dont think they can kick you out for trying to give helpful advice lol. just dont be a jerk about it i know that can be hard at times but try to just be helpful and curtius and they cant touch ya.
i'm good at that i know my initial post was very arrogant and crude, excuse me for that i blame the chemistry XD
duster1971;4025152; said:
I agree with this too, if all fails you can get someone who might care hooked and this would be more reasonable if you don't have time for another job.
If the person in the fish department does care about what he is doing for his job of dealing with fish , this would make also difference.
Do what you think is right!
And at least you do care, do you see many other people caring about the conditions and the new homes these fish may end up in. Even though they are "walmart" fish, they are still fish, just fish living in horrible conditions.
no need to apoligize for some thing you belive in thats like me saying im sorry for being a christian.
it's just pure laziness of the person, there's no excuse for 3-4 tanks to have ich in them, dead fish decaying at the bottom. bettas with little to no water, what's the profit of selling "dead" fish, i also saw something a few months ago which had me going crazy they were selling 2 baby clown knife fish -.-
