Glow in the dark Sushi.

[dani_starr]

Wow, this was a lot worse than I figured. :screwy: :yuck::shakehead:

One has to wonder, how do they kill the fish? Given that the only "humane" way I know is the one with clove oil (although that seems to be debated), I am very curious. Gosh, this is just awful what people come up with these days. Let me eat my pet fish.. sigh.

 

[Kaosu]

im am more worried about the chemicals in the water..to keep the fish alive..allot of that stuff says not for fish for human consumption....herd it makes people sick.

 

[petluvr]

im am more worried about the chemicals in the water..to keep the fish alive..allot of that stuff says not for fish for human consumption....herd it makes people sick.

Would you be scared to eat the fish from your tanks?

 

[Kaosu]

Would you be scared to eat the fish from your tanks?

yes...even though i know what they have been threw and how clean they are..i would not eat them. ..plus people are(would) probably getting those from big chain stores that just flood there system with meds.

 

[petluvr]

yes...even though i know what they have been threw and how clean they are..i would not eat them. ..plus people are(would) probably getting those from big chain stores that just flood there system with meds.

Hopefully we don't have to worry about seeing sushi chefs at Petco buying glofish...lol

 

[67chevelle]

Weird, plus glow fish are normally genetically altered and not healthy.

How do you figure that?

 

[Ballyhoo]

ya know, I could probably stomach the glowing rolls, or at least try a piece. But the ones with the danio just slapped on top is a whole 'nother story. I mean danios are annoying and crap in a tank, I can't imagine what it'd be like to eat one

 

[aviva90]

^ I agree

 

[happypoet]

It's not real. He's trying to gross people out to raise awareness about GMO's. Link
\The dailymail's source of this "craze" is the sole website where any "information" can be found. Guess they thought it'd be great reporting, since it makes Americans look stupid. Too bad it's not real, but hey, bang-up job reporting, Brits!

 

[excuzzzeme]

You heard it here first on the "AC Enquirer" where fiction is too strange to be true and the truth can be weird.