flyteck wrote:I can't believe some people. I was talking to someone and found out they had fish, so I asked what kind. They said they have two "feeder fish" (so single tail goldies). I asked the tank size and they said 15 gallons. They've had them for two years. I said the tank was too small and they would die soon, and she literally said "Oh well, they've lived long enough anyways."
What the heck is wrong with people? Fish deserve proper care to ;n; That really pissed me off.
/endminirant
Oh thats horrible! my biology teacher 'inherited a tank' and knows that the size is not proper for the fish, however her apartment doesn't allow tank and the max our school allows is 30 gallons. There are three comets a channel catfish, and a plecostamus in a 29 gallon high. the tank is really clean other than a lot of algae, but there is no way for these fish to live better unless she gets them all seperate 30 gals, which is what we're fundraising for so they have a llottle more room each. Like literally one of the teachers was retiring and moving away and he found the fish too large to flush so before euthanization he asked all the science and agriculture teachers if they wanted the fish.
Anyway im the primary fish caretaker until the end of the year, which is hpw we got the fundraiser in tact. i just hope the school code doesn't mean 30 gals collectively.
Silly Salamander wrote:Spikester wrote:owllovers wrote:hey guys -what is your favor kind of exotic-ish fish ( meaning like ocean fish and like tropical cool fish )
Well, i've never owned them and asked on here about them a while back, but Endlers livebearers.

Are those a kind of guppy? My mom had hundereds of those, or ones that look JUST like those when she was a kid and lived in Orgieon.
Like she didn't own them, but when people didn't want their aquatic pets anymore they woulkd dump them in the live spring, it was safe + healthy for all fish though, and it was super big so it wasn't like over stocking the spring or anything. But anyway, people that wanted pet fish would just go down there and catch them, they would live for a really long time but they were mostly just guppies and other fish like tetra and stuff. But the Guppies where neonny like that in the pictures.
No, but a lot of them nowadays are bred with guppies to get more variety and to cut down on wild captures. they are smaller than guppies too.