those "self supporting" fish vases

[dana307]

I agree, was just asking for clarification. Would never do a temporary fish thing. Have never owned a betta nor do I know anyting bout them. thanks for the info.

 

[Iggy]

k - sorry bout the rant. After spending a week tending a sick fish... spending about about 5x his price in meds... I get a little worked-up when my friends say "hey I heard you can put those betta's into vases!" ARRGGGHHHH!!!!! *crazysmil

 

[dana307]

don't worry about ranting when it's about fish' benefit.

 

[sailfinmolly]

uhh

So this guy on tlc, did he mean that a guy wouldn't have to feed them or change water or anything like that, or did he just say that they can live in vases?

JUst wondering.

 

[dana307]

YUP. that's what he said. a self supporting system or somethign like that. bettas, vase and spathyphullum with it's roots in the water.

 

[Leopardess]

Yeah....my florist sells them. People get someone a nice vase of flowers and can choose whether or not to get "the fish vase". Surprise! Here are some lovely flowers...and an animal you need to care of until it dies (which will be soon, but still)...grrrr


ps. I love vern too..and there IS NO WAY EVER that frank would come into MY house!

 

[catfishmike]

to hell with any of those betta vases.next we can stick dogs in plastic balls and feel them scraps right?excuse my sarcasm but logic would dictate that there is no perfect man made ecosystem.and for the record i think all those people on trading spaces are nuts they'er more colorful than a bag of m&m's i would kill myself with all the crazy colors they try to inject into a room

 

[sailfinmolly]

Oh,
thanks dana.

 

[dana307]

welcome sailfin