Salt water red jewels for sale

zuzes20011 · #1 03-06-2009, 08:37 PM

ok so im going to post some pics and a video for you thos of you that think it is easy to turn a red jewel in to a salt water fish pls by all means try it and tell me how it gos i lost 10 red jewels befor i finley got it write

zuzes20011 · #2 03-06-2009, 08:42 PM

so hears the link to the pics i dont no how to upload the video yet

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/album.php?albumid=78

Chris_A · #3 03-06-2009, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by zuzes20011

pls by all means try it and tell me how it gos

It goes well for a few months... They may even colour up... and then *seriously* down (as in never to colour up, or swim for that matter, again). I've done it with a few species when I was young, not one ever worked out long term.

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i lost 10 red jewels befor i finley got it write

This is exactly why I didn't say one *should* do it...

Either way, best of luck!

Chaloupa · #4 03-06-2009, 09:13 PM

I guess my question would be WHY?? There are so many marine fish that are gorgeous......why turn a freshie into a salt water fish? Sorry if this is off topic a bit mods...but I just want to know why a person would do that?

xtreme · #5 03-06-2009, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Chaloupa

I guess my question would be WHY?? There are so many marine fish that are gorgeous......why turn a freshie into a salt water fish? Sorry if this is off topic a bit mods...but I just want to know why a person would do that?

Thats what I was wondering? If a person wants jewels why not put them into a FW tank?

Pier Pressure · #6 03-06-2009, 09:43 PM

This seems unnatural and even cruel to me. Why bother? I had jewels when I had freshwater tanks and they were beautiful fish but I have no idea why anyone would want to attempt to turn a freshwater fish into a saltwater fish. I cannot see that the fish would enjoy it - especially if you killed ten trying it out!

zuzes20011 · #7 03-06-2009, 09:45 PM

becas you can go in to any pet store and ask there is only to typs of fresh water fish that have been able to be switched over to salt water and live and so i decided to try and make a nother one i have over 100 red jewels that i need gone and no one whants to by red jewels so by the looks of it i have found a way to make them salt water jewels altho some may disagre and say they will die like so maney all redy have i have 2 different salt water fish guys that are helping me on this my jewels are swimming happy and healthy there not panting it took them a littel bit to get used to floating but there fine now

zuzes20011 · #8 03-06-2009, 09:47 PM

and you guys say you no about fish then you would no that theres fresh water fish that live in salt water and salt water that live in fresh water in the wild strems run in and out of the ocean

Chaloupa · #9 03-06-2009, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by zuzes20011

and you guys say you no about fish then you would no that theres fresh water fish that live in salt water and salt water that live in fresh water in the wild strems run in and out of the ocean

We do KNOW about fish, and we do CARE about fish. That's why there is so much concern here. If we wanted a fresh water fish, we'd all have fresh water tanks......we ALL realize that some fish do frequent fresh to salt....however we don't play God and try to turn a fish that is completely FW into a SW fish just because we can...sorry, that's my 2 cents but this just seems ridiculous...

jus68 · #10 03-06-2009, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by zuzes20011

and you guys say you no about fish then you would no that theres fresh water fish that live in salt water and salt water that live in fresh water in the wild strems run in and out of the ocean

Its amazing how you insult the same people you're trying to sell goods to. Pitty your 100's of Jewels.