what is this on the head of the paroon
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But you're unable to provide them with a suitable or even healthy home. You're going to lose money one way or the either, whether you give them away or they die.
Because you bought them in error (by your own several admissions) and you cannot provide the care they need and someone who can may not want to pay for them but may be persuaded to take them for free. Taking responsibility for one's errors often hurts but it is the right thing to do.
What do you mean they are rare?? At the 2' size? They attain quickly that size. You said every LFS in Jordan has them and you supplied a photograph of 30 of youngsters in a 10 gal tank. Hence, they cannot be that rare.
All we can do, provide our opinions. You do what you think you have to.
Exactly. I'm afraid Strollo hit the nail on the head. There is a chance you can keep them alive (not thriving by any means), but to all of us, except you, that chance appears quite dim.
What do you mean they are rare?? At the 2' size? They attain quickly that size. You said every LFS in Jordan has them and you supplied a photograph of 30 of youngsters in a 10 gal tank. Hence, they cannot be that rare.
All we can do, provide our opinions. You do what you think you have to.
Exactly. I'm afraid Strollo hit the nail on the head. There is a chance you can keep them alive (not thriving by any means), but to all of us, except you, that chance appears quite dim.
I understand, and I hope that you can get the water change and tank size issue worked out so they can be healthy. I just think, that if you can't get it worked out, it's ridiculous to say you won't give them away because you don't want to lose the money. I'd take the financial hit in a heart beat if someone had a more appropriate set up for them if they were mine instead of continuing to have them in an inadequate environment. But we've got different situations, and like I said, I hope you can get it worked out. It sounds like so much is against you there (water rations, not having testing supplies, etc).
But you're unable to provide them with a suitable or even healthy home. You're going to lose money one way or the either, whether you give them away or they die.
Very classy, clearly, eloquently, friendly, and yet concisely put. Not that you or anyone need my analysis, I just envy you in a good way
- wish I was that good with words.The size is rare? Don't they get like 4 foot long in a proper sized aquarium...
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