DragonFish71
Great white snark
So why do you join a site that is for advice, then completely ignore the advice given or become rude when someone is giving advice from their own experiences?
Has anyone else been noticing these types of posts are becoming more frequent?
I have seen some where people were called "stocking police", of which I am now a badge carrying member, for advising that a person has too many fish in the tank.
And another where people were called "complainers" for advising against cycling with fish.
And yet another who wants shrimp but is unwilling to follow advice that the tank is too small to house what they have.
This post is to you, and you know who you are. When you joined this site, there was a posting about the ethical treatment of critters. You acknowledged that and joined anyways. You will get posts from time to time where we will be flaunting ethical treatment. There is no reason to get rude about it, the advice is there because YOU asked. Deal with it.
Now, let's carry on and have a wonderful day with our finned friends.
Has anyone else been noticing these types of posts are becoming more frequent?
I have seen some where people were called "stocking police", of which I am now a badge carrying member, for advising that a person has too many fish in the tank.
And another where people were called "complainers" for advising against cycling with fish.
And yet another who wants shrimp but is unwilling to follow advice that the tank is too small to house what they have.
This post is to you, and you know who you are. When you joined this site, there was a posting about the ethical treatment of critters. You acknowledged that and joined anyways. You will get posts from time to time where we will be flaunting ethical treatment. There is no reason to get rude about it, the advice is there because YOU asked. Deal with it.
Now, let's carry on and have a wonderful day with our finned friends.