Tanked - last night

[no1bubba]

Thought they did us a service by streesing the need to acclimate. I watched all last season and wondered how they got away with just picking out the fish in one scene and puting them into a display thank the next. They stated last night that a 30 day acc. was the best..........they had several instances where the whole deal was ordered, built, delvered and stocked in a two-week period of time. Where was the acclimation there?
Still love the show. Wish there was more education on the fish, anyone know of a show that is more educational? Is there a fish 101 - 1001?
Bubba

 

[jennm]

Unfortunately, non-hobbyist people would probably tune out if they went into detail about the importance of quarantine and acclimation and cycling and all that other fun stuff

Nat Geo is coming out with another similar type show in May, I think it's called Fish Tank Kings. Guess we'll see their take on it, it will feature Living Color in Florida.

Jenn

Edit: Unfortunately, non-hobbyist people would probably tune out if they went into detail about the importance of quarantine and acclimation and cycling and all that other fun stuff

Nat Geo is coming out with another similar type show in May, I think it's called Fish Tank Kings. Guess we'll see their take on it, it will feature Living Color in Florida.

Jenn

 

[gnashty]

Ill have to admit, the tank they did last night wiht the robotic feeder was pretty cool. First tank on the show I actually liked.

What I dont like is that the one fella likes to handle the livestock. I understand the need for a good visual inspection but he is a molester...lol

 

[acroholic]

gnashty;760011 wrote: I understand the need for a good visual inspection but he is a molester...lol

Man-fish love.

 

[rdnelson]

Acroholic;760016 wrote: Man-fish love.

So would that be "Fambla"???? LOL