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There are many preventative measures we can take to improve the life span of the fish we keep in our aquariums. That being said fish are going to get sick.
If we were to properly "treat" each fish that gets sick, shows signs of disease, quits eating, etc. what do you think would be the percentage of how many could be saved?
I know it's impossible to really say but what do you think? 90% 75% 50% 10%?
I think that many people often don't try to save a fish because they don't believe that they hold much of a chance to recover. If we can change that mindset we can change the percentage of how many fish are saved.
I also think that along with a change of thinking people must get educated on how to identify and treat fish disease as best as possible.
I would like you to vote on the percent that you think and make a comment!
If we were to properly "treat" each fish that gets sick, shows signs of disease, quits eating, etc. what do you think would be the percentage of how many could be saved?
I know it's impossible to really say but what do you think? 90% 75% 50% 10%?
I think that many people often don't try to save a fish because they don't believe that they hold much of a chance to recover. If we can change that mindset we can change the percentage of how many fish are saved.
I also think that along with a change of thinking people must get educated on how to identify and treat fish disease as best as possible.
I would like you to vote on the percent that you think and make a comment!