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View Poll Results: Would you pay double price for certified cyanide free livestock? | |||
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93 | 60.39% |
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61 | 39.61% |
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![]() Not what I meant at all, not at all...
I didn't mean that this hobby isn't destructive, what I meant was that we DO have to look at the bigger picture. Sure, reefs are being destroyed at an alarming rate, but probably more because of the effects of climate change, turbidity, and pollution than from the collection of fishes and other sealife for the aquarium trade. I mean, not everyone will pay as much as marine aquarists do for a single fish. What I meant was that there is destruction of all kinds on a much grander scale... That isn't the point though. I agree with you, how can I not? Dousing reefs with cyanide to catch a fish is ridiculous, and it is in everyone's best interest to minimize that sort of destruction. HOWEVER, I also believe that we need to make other choices to minimize our impact across all ecosystems, which was sort of my point. I didn't want to start a fight at all, if that's what it sounded like ![]()
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Calvin --- Planning a 29 gallon mixed reef... |