Of course its wrong, thats why ppl like the RSPCA can stop it if you give them your LFS's details. And whoever says its "nifty" is plain wrong!FooF said:
*sigh*
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FooF, I give you props! I hate to see fish suffering like that. When I bought my first group of fish for my first tank, one of those was a painted glass fish. I was amazed by it until I started looking up all of the fish that I had.... when I found out it was injected and then found out the process I was appauled. I understand that they look better but it's just plain wrong. Unfortunately my painted glass didnt last long. Back then I had no real knowledge of fish and I knew he was suffering so I ended up putting him to sleep. He was being attacked constantly by the other fish and I had no means or knowledge to quarentine him. It was the hardest thing I had to do so far in my aquarium adventures.
After that experience I have become even more against injecting fish. I wish the non-enthusiast families that just want a tank knew half the things about these fish :sad
After that experience I have become even more against injecting fish. I wish the non-enthusiast families that just want a tank knew half the things about these fish :sad
well, sadly, he passed last night. 
he was starting to lose the ich spots too, i guess he was just too far gone when i found him.
i also lost my small clown loach that had been acting funny.
bad week i guess.
he was starting to lose the ich spots too, i guess he was just too far gone when i found him.
i also lost my small clown loach that had been acting funny.
bad week i guess.
im very sorry. but you tried your best, and his last days were in the hands of someone that cared enough to try to save him. and for that i admire you.
you are most welcome, FooF.FooF said:thanks, i appriciate it, i just feel kinda blah about the whole thing.
