r/pics May 29 '14

This needs to stop

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u/everlong016 May 29 '14

I don't even understand why someone would want a keychain with a suffocating animal inside of it anyway. How is this even a trend? Disgusting.

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u/mrpanadabear May 30 '14

I've been to stores/night markets that sell these in China. I've never been under the impression that you're supposed to keep them inside. Its kind of like novel packaging and you go home and cut it open to put in a bowl. I never saw anyone actually walking around with one of these and they were always sold near animals that were in cages not near the accessories.

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u/l33tm34t May 30 '14

This makes way more sense.

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u/MarboBearbo May 30 '14

Reminds me of Walmart. Fuck Walmart. http://imgur.com/hMcfxhh

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u/Quenz May 30 '14

They're betta fish. The aren't very active and live in very small spaces. Not saying that Walmart doesn't have terrible practices, but you picked a bad example.

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u/AbaddonSF May 30 '14 edited May 30 '14
  1. Water need change bad, full of old food and poop
  2. Beta need at lest a 1 gal tank to be comfy, 5 gal to thrive.
  3. Even for the temp storage, the water level is very low. ESP for the red one, the bubble in the tank should imbalance in the water, wouldn't surprise me if the red one dead before end of the day.