Yeah... I have reviews on the blog I am writing (reviews of stores, items, and of course showing off my spawns and pretty bettas :) ) and this one, and Aquarium Central are top for big no-nos.
Look at all those jars. o.O The babies are so pretty.
Those two last pics you posted are really sad. :( I can't stand to see sick, dying bettas. A science teacher at school was using them to make an ecosystem in a 2 liter soda bottle. They had three inches of dirty, mucky water, and at the end she gave them all to us. I kept telling her that her students were just going to let them die and eventually she gave them to us to find homes for them because she didn't trust her students, either. I kept two of them and found homes for 16, but there are still a few homeless ones.
Now, if I were to teach students about bettas they wouldnt be experiments o_O Kinda why I am using the Farmer's Market to my advantage. Sell some art (for the bettas of course), show off the fish, give out brochures, maybe show videos when I have a laptop.
-faceplam- ours made it more sensible xD early, yes, but at least it is indoors. :) I will have to pick a table close to the doors, but not by the doors.
Oh, spawn update, I will be culling the smallest of the runts. These guys are just not growing despite constant water changes.
I'd love to give them away here, but I can't ship!
Here is one of the guys I've had for about a month now. When I first brought him home he was dull red and gray/grown and look at him now. He colored up nicely after a couple of hours. :D
Sena, that's a great idea! All of the Farmer's Markets around here are outside, too. lol
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