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​@@Lionheart-cr1fk What if YOU were that fish?

@@Durka-Durka its just a yummy 🐟 😋 😜

I don't understand people say that about any animal, they are all living beings that deserve being treated great and with love!

@@Lionheart-cr1fkdid you watch the fucking video? They are beautiful living creatures. Unless your just trying to piss people off

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We have a small private pet store in the town I live in and I see those little betta fish in those small bowls and I don't know much about them except not to stick my hand in the bowl but I think all fish need room to swim not just float in the water. Thank you for sharing your fish knowledge with us.

In fact I think this is true for most kinds of pets! They require a lot more work than what is common knowledge. I’m glad that the internet has helped pet care evolve to be better overall

So true

This is true, a happy and safe life ❤

So true! I think that all the time. Thank you!

Exactly!!!

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We are clearly more than capable, so... why don't we? 🙁

Society said men can't be soft like that, society is so fuked up

I watched some YT channel where dumpster divers were finding bagged still alive fish in pet store dumpsters. Disturbing!!

​@@WabiSabiLadyDisgraceful not to mention illegal

@Maesterful It outrages me. They were also finding exotic snakes!! Sad!!

A betta can live in a Dixie cup but can't thrive in one.

I'm fascinated - and moved - that folks care enough to make this kind of difference to a little fish. See a few folks are complaining, but the micro tells its own tale in this world. Learning more every day... and I'm old.

I'm not an aquatic veterinarian (just dogs and cats) but I know that they can do things like growth removals and removing an eye that was diseased/injured. I can't see anything externally on the video, however. There are also tests you can do under sedation/anesthesia to determine if there's a parasitic disease (skin scape). They can also biopsy the fins and gills. That's about all I know when it comes to fish medicine. I do agree with no allowing sales of fish in pet stores and department stores. All too often I've had to point out sick looking fish to employees/managers. It also makes me angry to see Beta fish being kept in tiny containers.

One of the "Critter Fixers" vets is a fish expert, and they sometimes feature fish on that show.

@@AnimalisMD Well, it's a whole lot more than I knew, thank you very much, that's quite interesting. Yes, extremely aggravating, the beta thing. I had to quit going any place I would see those. Thank goodness I think that Walmart stopped doing it a while back, and maybe Petsmart too, I just avoid the fish department at Petsmart so I'm not sure. If you bought every beta that didn't look like it was doing well, you'd probably end up buying almost the entire batch every time, and then you wouldn't want to leave a few behind just because they aren't sick yet, stuck in those small containers. I also do not have the level of expertise as the young lady who rescued this one, so they might not fare any better in my care. One would certainly have to start finding them homes if one wanted to do "Beta Rescue". I'm so curious as to the different sorts of responses, you've gotten when you point out sick looking fish to managers and workers. I just really think that if they cared about the fish at all that they would notice for themselves. You probably get a wide spectrum of responses. They probably act concerned sometimes for your benefit, but I wonder if they ever actually do anything about it. Maybe they do, they probably have some basic medication's that they can try to use at least. Probably not what the fish needs, it probably needs a better environment and better nutrition. Speculation.

@@alisong2328 Do you know if that show has a KZfaq channel?

There were 3 separate women, not 1.

There were 3 separate women, not 1.

Its all different people

Especially , she cares about these fishes and learn to help them !!