Gamer
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Like if you have a school of fish, such as neon tetras or tiger barbs whatever and you started it out getting them in correct numbers (6+) and you obviously wanted them else why get them?
But that feeling when you decide you don't want to keep adding or replacing this shoaling fish as they go.
I have an albino cory, he is in with 5 bronze. I once had 6 albinos, over the years as they've passed, I didn't replace them and decided I would let them go, and just keep adding bronze guys eventually fully replacing them with bronze. But that one albino just keeps hanging on. I don't know if it's wrong keeping him alone without more of his own kind. I did this with lemon tetras years ago, and over the months I started with 8 then it got to 1 to 0 lemons because I didn't replace them as the numbers went down.
Anyone else ever feel bad cause of having a fish that should be kept in schools but that you just don't feel you want anymore?
I don't know if it's as simple as giving them to a pet store because it may end up in worse conditions. But maybe gives them a better chance then dying in solitary
But that feeling when you decide you don't want to keep adding or replacing this shoaling fish as they go.
I have an albino cory, he is in with 5 bronze. I once had 6 albinos, over the years as they've passed, I didn't replace them and decided I would let them go, and just keep adding bronze guys eventually fully replacing them with bronze. But that one albino just keeps hanging on. I don't know if it's wrong keeping him alone without more of his own kind. I did this with lemon tetras years ago, and over the months I started with 8 then it got to 1 to 0 lemons because I didn't replace them as the numbers went down.
Anyone else ever feel bad cause of having a fish that should be kept in schools but that you just don't feel you want anymore?
I don't know if it's as simple as giving them to a pet store because it may end up in worse conditions. But maybe gives them a better chance then dying in solitary