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Getting rid of fish
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 23:04:08 CST, "old dirtbeard"
wrote: Perhaps somewhat tangential here, but within the subject line - how does one get rid of fish? Our gold fish are reproducing at what for us is astonishing rates. I would think that in another six months, we will need to cull them. I have an e-mail list over 200 strong, and when people have fish to sale or give away (even the common goldfish) someone always wants them. I personally stick to the more uncommon goldfish, much easier to sell or trade with the local fish store for credit. I thought about netting them and releasing them into a lake (we are in SoCal), but that could be a mess. Highly illegal, and in California probably punishable by death, imprisonment & fines, and probably in that order. ;-) I thought about contacting PetCo To my knowledge neither PetCo or PetsMart will take "used" fish. Look for a petstore that isn't a chain, they're usually real good about taking hobbyist's extras. Ideally though, if they're just common goldfish, as someone suggested, mosquito fish will take care of the eggs and you won't have a fry problem. ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State Ponds: www.jjspond.us |
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