After years of not having any, just got myself a couple of Orandas (a chocolate and a redcap) and they are super duper awesome.
Just wondering if we have any other fans?
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StarchildHypocrethes wrote:Nah peta had that outlawed a few year ago. I won a midget last year!! We've still got some of him left in the freezer.
Can you still win them at the fair or is that now frowned upon?
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kalel wrote:One day you may be reunited.
I'm sure my folks used to flush mine down the toilet when I was a kid
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MrTomFTW wrote:This, had fish for a few months as a kid. Hated cleaning that bowl and they can't do tricks or anyfink.
Back before we had kids the wife wanted goldfish, and I agreed on the provision she looked after them. None if them lasted more than 6 months.
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Deckard1 wrote:It's like the saying goes, we always kill the ones we love by feeding them too much cake.
25 years? Jesus, I never had one past a few month when I was a kid. I remember murdering one by trying to feed it cake. It was one of those boggled eyes one. Poor little Jaws2, we hardly knew ye.
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kalel wrote:200 is the figure I remember, and a quick search of the fishforums I am a member of says the same. But then again those are fish lovers places so always err on the side of caution.
I agree about birds in cages. Birds are flying creatures, so not allowing them to fly seems cruel to me.
Fair enough you can be absolutist about all pet keeping being cruel, but I don't think fish keeping is one of the worst examples as long as you really respect the amount of space and care they need.
@RyanDS - not really sure where you've got 200 litres from. Pretty much every source I've ever seen says it depends on the size of fish, but generally around 30 gallons for a goldfish which is about 130 litres. PETA's estimation is actually substantially less than that (although they do generally advise against keeping fish in tanks).
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RyanDS wrote:Well it still depends what you put in it I guess. I have an teeny tiny 8 litre marine reef on my desk.
Now if you are looking at marine fish (as I keep) then those figures become set in stone and you can't play around much with living space.
nickthegun wrote:I've got a marine tank for sale if you want.
We are moving house soon (hopefull) and the people we are buying off have an absolutely massive tropical tank in an alcove on the living room. A proper effort with anenemoemenemies and all sorts.
On every viewing my daughter just pressed her nose up against it in absolute rapture. The problem now is that she thinks the tank comes with the house, so when we move her little starter tank in there, theres going to be some tears.
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