Hholly
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This was at a local restaurant. In a hallway right by the door. Serving no purpose. It's a 46gal. bowfront.
They were all just sitting there on the bottom.
Yet another crime against fish...
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This was at a local restaurant. In a hallway right by the door. Serving no purpose. It's a 46gal. bowfront.
They were all just sitting there on the bottom.
Nu-Nu the eel
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I see 8 huge goldfish and a dinasore-like common pleco. Lol in a 46 g.
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Hholly
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Yep. And notice the water level.
And notice the water level.
Nu-Nu the eel
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Oh wow!!! I doubt that filter even works because its not submersed in the water..
BHead707
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and it looks like the heater is barely half submersed also( i can see the suction cup behind it)
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Hholly
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Yeah, with any luck the heater will crack and they will all die of electrocution. That would be faster anyway.
cheeky_monkey
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Oh dear. My local fish and chip takeaway store has two huge common plecos with 8 fancy goldfish in a 55g. It's dirty and disgusting and the owner of the store told me she has stopped feeding them because they don't do their fair share of keeping the tank clean. I tried to explain plecos eat algae not poop!
Sharkbait54
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cheeky_monkey said:
I hate it when people go around looking for a ( fish that eats poop) its like really? Your that ignorant.
Sharkbait54
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Gboy66 said:
Hahahahhaha
Mumma.of.two
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Gboy66 said:
Bahahaha! Good one!
well i think you can fix stupid. or i should say ignorance. i mean we all start somewhere and then educate ourselves into a better understanding of fish care. however i think tanks that are in most restaurants are just thought of as part of the decor. if the fish die they write it off, go out and get another one and there it is . fixed. they treat them like they would a pot, plate or glass. not like living creatures. i really hate to see aquariums in places like that. very depressing in most cases.
