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RubenD wrote:
What are the chances of people getting diseases/parasites from a fish tank since we are kind of breeding them in a closed enviroment, and what are we more expose to?. The only thing I know of that you can catch from your fish is piscine tuberculosis. This is not the same as human TB, and is usually misdiagnosed by doctors. Fortunately, it's rare in fish (I've seen one case in my tank since 1974) and easily diagnosed in the fish. I do know of one person who is allergic to the types of frozen foods usually fed to fish. He owns an LFS, so he has other people handle the food. You're much more likely to incur liability with your choice of fish. If you're nervous, avoid poisonous critters like lionfish, urchins, etc., and avoid anything that might bite. George Patterson Forgive your enemies. But always remember who they are. |
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good fish that are easy to keep
Clown Fish (Nemo) Coral Beauty Angel Fox Face Yellow Tang Hippo Tang (Dori) Damsils Gobys Blemys Easy non toxic friendlt fish. Make sure you have the proper dietary foods for them. "George Patterson" wrote in message news:yRGjh.560$Rc.195@trnddc03... RubenD wrote: What are the chances of people getting diseases/parasites from a fish tank since we are kind of breeding them in a closed enviroment, and what are we more expose to?. The only thing I know of that you can catch from your fish is piscine tuberculosis. This is not the same as human TB, and is usually misdiagnosed by doctors. Fortunately, it's rare in fish (I've seen one case in my tank since 1974) and easily diagnosed in the fish. I do know of one person who is allergic to the types of frozen foods usually fed to fish. He owns an LFS, so he has other people handle the food. You're much more likely to incur liability with your choice of fish. If you're nervous, avoid poisonous critters like lionfish, urchins, etc., and avoid anything that might bite. George Patterson Forgive your enemies. But always remember who they are. |
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"Peter Pan" wrote in message . ..
good fish that are easy to keep Clown Fish (Nemo) Coral Beauty Angel Fox Face Yellow Tang Hippo Tang (Dori) Damsils Damsels... or damselfish :-) Gobys Blemys Blenny/blennies... Easy non toxic friendlt fish. I do not think they are toxic, but I would not call damsels "friendly" - at least not for their tankmates, that is for sure :-) |
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![]() "Pszemol" wrote in message ... "Peter Pan" wrote in message . .. good fish that are easy to keep Clown Fish (Nemo) Coral Beauty Angel Fox Face Yellow Tang Hippo Tang (Dori) Damsils Damsels... or damselfish :-) Gobys Blemys Blenny/blennies... Sorry but at one in the morning, I can't always remeber proper spelling :-) Easy non toxic friendlt fish. I do not think they are toxic, but I would not call damsels "friendly" - at least not for their tankmates, that is for sure :-) |
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On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 01:14:56 -0500, "Peter Pan"
wrote: good fish that are easy to keep Clown Fish (Nemo) Clowns can also be mean and have teeth. I have heard of a fellow getting bitten on the knuckle. Coral Beauty Angel Fox Face These have a venonous dorsal spine so they do pose a hazzard Yellow Tang Hippo Tang (Dori) They have been known to cut folks with that razor sharp bone they have on their tail. Damsils These just torment folks to death as well as other fish i the tank. ;-) Gobys Blemys Don't bet on it. There is quite a few blennies that have venomous bites and fangs.... Easy non toxic friendlt fish. Make sure you have the proper dietary foods for them. "George Patterson" wrote in message news:yRGjh.560$Rc.195@trnddc03... RubenD wrote: What are the chances of people getting diseases/parasites from a fish tank since we are kind of breeding them in a closed enviroment, and what are we more expose to?. The only thing I know of that you can catch from your fish is piscine tuberculosis. This is not the same as human TB, and is usually misdiagnosed by doctors. Fortunately, it's rare in fish (I've seen one case in my tank since 1974) and easily diagnosed in the fish. I do know of one person who is allergic to the types of frozen foods usually fed to fish. He owns an LFS, so he has other people handle the food. You're much more likely to incur liability with your choice of fish. If you're nervous, avoid poisonous critters like lionfish, urchins, etc., and avoid anything that might bite. George Patterson Forgive your enemies. But always remember who they are. ------- I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know! |
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