Spots on fishy?

[dr2b]

Sorry to hear about Bluey...RIP lil guy.

[loppy656]

it was white spots (gosh sorry if i make a type-o) P.S. i dont trust or like any thing like google (yes theas other things are like google)
P.S.S
this place is for recerch. that's what is was made for. so i think i will stick with this place insted of googel or stuff like it.

RIP bluey.=( =(

[dr2b]

Originally Posted by loppy656

it was white spots (gosh sorry if i make a type-o) P.S. i dont trust or like any thing like google (yes theas other things are like google)
P.S.S
this place is for recerch. that's what is was made for. so i think i will stick with this place insted of googel or stuff like it.

RIP bluey.=( =(

There are some very reliable sources on google and other search engines. Sure some of it stinks, but there are some really great pages. You can't go wrong with .edu, .gov, and .org. You'll see one day. And I was just trying to clarify whether it was black or white spots...no need to get an attitude about it.

[dramaqueen]

I haven't ever had a problem with google.

[dr2b]

It just gets iffy when it comes to school sometimes - but it really is reliable for the most part. And honestly, anyone who is in school or college has to use it at SOME point...I couldn't imagine living without it in college lol.

[loppy656]

ya, i just find google and other things not relyable and hard to atculy find the info im looking for. (evry now and then ill use it)

[Jupiter]

Yep, I agree with dr2b. Great for everyday life, but don't use it for schoolwork...

[JamieTron]

Try google scholar if you are concerned with the credibility of your findings, sometimes you can find good science articles (make sure they are peer reviewed) and you can find free books. Perhaps it'll help you find free fish health books (they don't show the whole books but sometimes the parts they show can be useful). There are other science based search engines you can use but if you are not in university sometimes you have to pay for the articles you find. I am lucky I can use science direct, which is a very good search engine for anyone who is thinking about their sciences.

[loppy656]

humm, ive never tryed googlel scholar, i think ill try it some times.