I like the idea of saving fish from a death, but I don't want to add to their profit margins. Try and go by that store when they run out of incense lol. The smell will knock you over. I had a problem with people netting their own fish firstly......I have seen people try and net fish and squish them against the glass. The store employess just laugh, like it's a game. I know netting fish is not a science, but trust me, not everyone should be netting their own fish at a store. If you haven't had much practice, you could really do a lot of damage and add to the stress of all the other fish in the tank. There is a right way to net a fish without stressing them out, or killing the fish in the process..... Once I tried to tell them that some of the neon tetras were dead in the tank and a few of the neon tetras probably had neon tetra disease.... they were turning white and were not swimming well. The guy I talked to said, "That's OK, they cheap." I think he was referring to the price he pays for them, not the cost to us(either way, the cost shouldn't be the issue). It never occured to him I was trying to tell him so he could take them out, that way none of the public purchased sick fish. He was interested in the profit margin. The store buys them cheap, why care? I like the stores that have the customer in mind, and that is not the 6th Ave Aquarium. If nobody bought fish there, they wouldn't be in business, then you wouldn't have to worry about saving them......
