sdcfish":17oyhdei said:Gresham wrote:
Dragonets start the starving process the second they're caught in most cases.
Not any more with the new foods out on the market! You should know that Gresh! :wink:
SciGuy2":rwdnz78y said:Naw, I can't remember much about the CoC threads. They are drowned out in my recollection by the MAC and cyanide threads. :lol:
GreshamH":rwdnz78y said:Huh, and here I thought all along you were a smart guy that could follow such easy threads Is it age catching up to you?
GreshamH":3uffhlbj said:Yah, mine was dripping with that sarcasm stuff as well Lee
But, really, you should. Actually, you can tell me I need to get out of the green house more oftern
You drop the fish in the parking lot.
SavetheReefs":28l5eu0v said:You drop the fish in the parking lot.
Lets see, you walk out of the store with the fish living, so what is your point?
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etail vs. B&M one should have a common end point, the hobbyist aquarium.
SavetheReefs":ceeavu5b said:etail vs. B&M one should have a common end point, the hobbyist aquarium.
That is not fair in the slightest. The common endpoint is when a change of custody has occurred. Once the livestock is received.
Using your thought process you could buy a fish and leave it in the car overnight and then bring it back to the store dead, still in the bag. Is this what you consider DOA?
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