Posts by Jason

Well, this is probably old news. It seems like they don't sell fish no more and haven't for years. Well, when I was a kid they had them, though. Why did they stop?

It was a hobby as a kid. Well, I'm not sure if I messed with fish "that much". Anyway, I got into fish because they were fascinating to look at.

When I was a kid, I'm sure I overfed them. They died often. That was probably the reason.

9 Common Fishkeeping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them - PetHelpful

Does any of this stuff surprise you? Well, I think I overfed my fish when I had them as a kid. That's why they died so often.

Feeding them too much might be why some died on me as a kid. Well, I don't really know why they died. It could have been the water.

This reminds me when I tried to have a kitten with my dogs at the house. Now, some dogs can coexist with kittens. However, these dogs just saw the kitten as a rabbit or something. I had to rescue the kitten to keep it from being killed.

Why might some fish be easier to care for? Why might some species live long in captivity? Well, I know my goldfish I had back when I was a kid, seemed to die very quickly.

What is so sad is that so many animal species go extinct. What is the rate for fish you think? I am sure it is a lot. What might be the causes of such extinctions?

I'm wondering how that salt processing works. Sounds interesting. Myself, I avoid salt for the effect on my blood pressure.

I've never had an oddball one. Nonetheless, that sounds interesting. What are some common ones that are different?

Where do they come from? What is the cost for different types? Who has considered raising saltwater fish for money?

I haven't used them, but researching what other people are saying, I saw that noise was a concern. They wanted a low-noise or silent fan. What is the best way to go that route?

On the net it was saying the cost is between $300 and $500 on average. Well, that confirms my assumption that it wasn't cheap. Well, who on here is willing to pay that?

If I were to get fish, I suppose I'd try some tropical variety/varieties. Well, as I said in an earlier post, the cost wouldn't be light. I know that it would be a while before I could afford this plan.

I don't know enough about them to say. Nonetheless, from looking pet store aquariums, I can see they're definitely fascinating. I'd like to get into tropical fish, but the setup to keep them is way beyond my means at the moment.

I was wondering about it. Well, the answer is probably easy enough to find on the net. However, though, how much salt is needed for an average salt water fish?

Anyone know of new ones? When were they discovered? How were they named and why? What can we learn from them?

I find them fascinating. Anyway, they do have dangerous stings. Can people keep jellyfish at their home legally? What are some cool facts anyone would like to share?