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Yea, your cool. Lets see how much suffering I can put my fish through before they die. I mean, I'm not feeling it so why not right. Have you ever heard of homeostasis?
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Pufferpunk;3677492; said:
parrots are man made to begin with, hybridized for our amusement.
you cannot compare tank conditions to nature, which God created! for example fish die due to season changes yearly in the amazon, but in fish tanks they can live much longer, which by keeping them, you're extending their life, but not what's natural.
no matter how large of a fish tank you have, it cannot compare it to a size of a small lake in the middle of the jungle. so one parrot or 10 parrot, or even a 100 parrot, is not yours, mine or anybody's business.
and you like puffers, which most of all you've not bred, and probably will never be able to breed, which they normally would in the wild. so i'm sure that's not what God or nature inteneded, nor were the parrots, nor were fish meant to be kept in glass boxes.
DubaiPond;3315978; said:Cool man. I'm going to go home and see if I can fit my arowanas into my reef tank. Salt water arows, that would be awesome!
Better yet, I'll take them out of the tank altogether and they can play in the garden with the ducks.
I don't understand why people say things like that. If you think it's bad to own blood parrots, then you must also believe that people shouldn't own dogs or cats. When you stop and think about it, dogs and cats were hybridized for our amusement, and a dog or cat wouldn't live as long in the wild, so would you say that it's wrong to own them?fugupuff;3678542; said:
Actually, PETA agrees with you completely. No animals should be kept as pets, they should all be allowed to roam free. (This is the opinion of PETA, not myself)
Shows you how fish can just change there way of life fast , just think about the urban fox dosent hun now just feeds out the bins , they was a rare sight 50 years ago to catch in the streets , but just 3 nights ago there was one on my front lawn !, just shows how animals can do sudden changes.
Dave.
Dave.
I could also probably survive while ingesting small doses of toxic waste each day to, but it sure as hell wouldn't lead me to a long and healthy existence. I know the fish are MAKING IT FOR NOW, but don't you want them to be healthy?
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