All things serve the Beam
Originally Posted by Sophist
Your Wal-mart sounds pretty unusual to me. I have never seen a Wal-Mart tank without lots of dead or dying fish, mixes of fish species that simply should not happen, major over-crowding, and generally dirty tanks and unhealthy conditions.
I especially will not support Wal-Mart's fish trade because they are actively involved in selling and keeping up a demand for tattooed and 'painted' fish.
My thoughts on our local Walmart exactly.
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Poor fishAt least try to get them good homes without putting them out with the trash .
I guess its like a lot of chain type stores though -- the good ones treat the fish well, and are good to go into with knowledgable staff, but the bad ones are a disaster.
I know that Kalei recently got some frogs from walmart for her tank, and they were really sick and all died a couple of days later --
see:
http://petoftheday.com/talk/showpost...87&postcount=7
http://petoftheday.com/talk/showpost...7&postcount=24
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