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![]() "~ jan JJsPond.us" wrote in message ... I know this thread has died, but my ISP finally got me out of lurker purgatory so my posts could be seen again. To the statement below: How do you think most pet shops deal with dying fish that can no longer be saved by reasonable treatements? Ask you pet shop owner what he does. I think you will be surprised at the answer, if he/she will even give it to you. I had replied several days ago: IME, pet shops let them die in the tank. Why? The hope is some (choose your adjective) soul might come by and buy the fish because they think they can "save" it. Not to mention the 2 week guarantee, so the customer isn't out any money even if it does die. Thus, pet store fish are usually quite dead before they're tossed in the trash. ~ jan ;o) ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ So I ask you, is this any more humane than my earlier suggestion? |
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