H]-[H;4383843; said:You can always release it back to the lake where you caught it...
If it's a hybrid fish such as a flowerhorn then I would understand but what's wrong with releasing a native fish?Water;4383884; said:Wrong. NEVER release a fish after its been in your aquarium.. It could introduce a bunch of new diseases and upset the eco system.. Its better to just kill the fish then let it live :|
H]-[H;4383885; said:What? Unless your tank was infected with ich, I don't see why not..
Furthermore, it came from the same lake, didn't it?
H]-[H;4383913; said:If it's a hybrid fish such as a flowerhorn then I would understand but what's wrong with releasing a native fish?
How many diseases can you get from your own tank? Even if the fish is infected, chances are we would have seen the symptoms & act accordingly..
H]-[H;4383913; said:If it's a hybrid fish such as a flowerhorn then I would understand but what's wrong with releasing a native fish?
How many diseases can you get from your own tank? Even if the fish is infected, chances are we would have seen the symptoms & act accordingly..
Could of made some beer battered sunfish...aznkidang;4384347; said:Ehh Anyways guys used it as a fertilizer for the plant that grows oranges![]()