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Is it ethical?
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Re: Is it ethical?
The thread, started by me, was started as a discussion thread. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. As can be seen by the replies, the majority of people are against seller fry so young.
Time-Out - What I found annoying, and probably the others, was the silly references being made about "cats, Insects and ducking under waves", which do not make a positive argument in favour of selling so young.
As you would have noticed the thread title was set out as a question. Sometimes its nice to have a sensible debate based on facts and experience.
Time-Out - What I found annoying, and probably the others, was the silly references being made about "cats, Insects and ducking under waves", which do not make a positive argument in favour of selling so young.
As you would have noticed the thread title was set out as a question. Sometimes its nice to have a sensible debate based on facts and experience.
Re: Is it ethical?
I agree Van. When people aren't winding others up its really nice to hear different opinions. Sometimes you hear something that you maybe didn't think about before.
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Re: Is it ethical?
yeh, i saw that listing too...
Hmm, not too sure about it. Extremely risky for the fry and IMO not really nice. Fry need a nice high temp any whilst growing, so them being in a box getting posted wouldnt really help would it!?
Even the slightest amount of stress can kill bettas nevermind fry
What would you feed them? A culture?
Anyhoo, at the end of day, it is up to that Ebay seller what he/she does. ALthough i dont agree with it, along with many other people on this forum.
Hmm, not too sure about it. Extremely risky for the fry and IMO not really nice. Fry need a nice high temp any whilst growing, so them being in a box getting posted wouldnt really help would it!?
Even the slightest amount of stress can kill bettas nevermind fry
What would you feed them? A culture?
Anyhoo, at the end of day, it is up to that Ebay seller what he/she does. ALthough i dont agree with it, along with many other people on this forum.
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Re: Is it ethical?
IMO its cruelty.
You cant match water parameters exactly as some have higher ph (which is a pain in the backside to match) and then you acidity, hardness, softness, alkalinity, plants and ornaments mess with parameters etc etc
You cant match water parameters exactly as some have higher ph (which is a pain in the backside to match) and then you acidity, hardness, softness, alkalinity, plants and ornaments mess with parameters etc etc

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Re: Is it ethical?
From the pics they look tiny, I can't see how he can say they're nearly an inch long

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