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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:05 pm
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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:59 pm
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They are dipped in an acid that strips off their slime coat, either tattoo'd (held out of water, while its done) or dipped in a dye, then dipped in another acid to stimulate their slime coat. Over 80% of dyed and tattoo'd fish DIE before they even get to the store. To top it off, their immune systems are weakened, and their life spans severely shortened, sometimes to just a few weeks. The ink on dyed fish fades over time, and it may, or may not, on tattoo'd fish, depending on how big the fish grows.
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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:29 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 4:07 am
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 4:08 am
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Akari_32 They are dipped in an acid that strips off their slime coat, either tattoo'd (held out of water, while its done) or dipped in a dye, then dipped in another acid to stimulate their slime coat. Over 80% of dyed and tattoo'd fish DIE before they even get to the store. To top it off, their immune systems are weakened, and their life spans severely shortened, sometimes to just a few weeks. The ink on dyed fish fades over time, and it may, or may not, on tattoo'd fish, depending on how big the fish grows.
since the fish usually doesnt live that long afterwards i doubt the dye has a chance to fade. im still just baffled on how a store that knows so much about animals and even keeps some of their bettas in the tanks with the other fish can sell tattood fish and brag about it. all those poor mollies and glass catfish
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:33 am
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Shanna66 Akari_32 They are dipped in an acid that strips off their slime coat, either tattoo'd (held out of water, while its done) or dipped in a dye, then dipped in another acid to stimulate their slime coat. Over 80% of dyed and tattoo'd fish DIE before they even get to the store. To top it off, their immune systems are weakened, and their life spans severely shortened, sometimes to just a few weeks. The ink on dyed fish fades over time, and it may, or may not, on tattoo'd fish, depending on how big the fish grows. since the fish usually doesnt live that long afterwards i doubt the dye has a chance to fade. im still just baffled on how a store that knows so much about animals and even keeps some of their bettas in the tanks with the other fish can sell tattood fish and brag about it. all those poor mollies and glass catfish
Tougher fish, like Parrot Cichlids, live years dyed. Its just that their lives are very shortened, so they dont have the potential to live as long as their un-dyed counterparts. A forum friend of my has a "Jelly Bean" Bloody Parrot who is in the double digits , but she now a solid orange, rather than what ever color she was when he bought her. Then, say, Mollies, on the other hand, might not live even a year.
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Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:40 am
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Akari_32 Shanna66 Akari_32 They are dipped in an acid that strips off their slime coat, either tattoo'd (held out of water, while its done) or dipped in a dye, then dipped in another acid to stimulate their slime coat. Over 80% of dyed and tattoo'd fish DIE before they even get to the store. To top it off, their immune systems are weakened, and their life spans severely shortened, sometimes to just a few weeks. The ink on dyed fish fades over time, and it may, or may not, on tattoo'd fish, depending on how big the fish grows. since the fish usually doesnt live that long afterwards i doubt the dye has a chance to fade. im still just baffled on how a store that knows so much about animals and even keeps some of their bettas in the tanks with the other fish can sell tattood fish and brag about it. all those poor mollies and glass catfish Tougher fish, like Parrot Cichlids, live years dyed. Its just that their lives are very shortened, so they dont have the potential to live as long as their un-dyed counterparts. A forum friend of my has a "Jelly Bean" Bloody Parrot who is in the double digits , but she now a solid orange, rather than what ever color she was when he bought her. Then, say, Mollies, on the other hand, might not live even a year.
poor things
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