(12-12-2012, 04:40 PM)Thor Wrote: Injecting dye under the skin is obviously a painful thing to do. Many of these fish don't live through it, and the survivors are often weakened and do not live long.
When people run a business, they only care about profit. Produce colorful fish to catch customers' eyes and making profit by selling them is their goal. Whether the fish suffer or not is none of their concern.
Hey, do you think they should hang up a sign or something to let consumers know that the fish are enhanced? I didn't know about this until I read it on the forum. I admit I'm not a fish genius, but there seems to be a lot going on with fish that a lot of people have no idea about. I realize it's only a fish, but I don't like to harm anything, even spiders. (fleas are an exception)
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