Would you eat your fish

[Old Fritz]

For this scenario imagine society has broken down and you're running out of food. Would you eat your fish in your tank and which fish would you start with lol

 

[Alexreefer]

For this scenario imagine society has broken down and you're running out of food. Would you eat your fish in your tank and which fish would you start with lol

No sirr, first off I don't think 2 inch fish will give me much of a full stomach, Also I highly doubt they give enough protein to sustain you over a couple days

 

[Trey]

I’d just go catch some fish lol

 

[Rmckoy]

A feast from our tanks would cost a small fortune .

 

[xxkenny90xx]

Yessir! Fish nuggets all day! The sailfin tang will be the first to go!

 

[Topekoms]

I mean vi got a $550 yellow tang and I don't know what Achilles are going for it's a bit pricey to eat em lol

 

[Old Fritz]

I mean vi got a $550 yellow tang and I don't know what Achilles are going for it's a bit pricey to eat em lol

Think of it as a luxury food

 

[Old Fritz]

No sirr, first off I don't think 2 inch fish will give me much of a full stomach, Also I highly doubt they give enough protein to sustain you over a couple days

Better than nothing lol

 

[Gtinnel]

In a survival situation I would absolutely eat my fish if that were all I had. I'd obviously start with the biggest.

 

[Shon]

 

[HB AL]

Yup, I'd start with the triggers and make ceviche!

 

[Bossman]

A little off topic, but. My teenage brother raised Wood Ducks from eggs and then let them go at the end of the summer season. At a certain age (I wasn't that involved) he let them out of the pen and they went into the pond across the street. We would watch them for weeks as they learned to fly and eventually left.

One day they were all in the lake by a dock adjacent to our property. A snapping turtle pulled one under the water. My brother reached in and pulled and pulled. Finally the turtle let go but the duck had died.

My brother cleaned the duck. My mother cooked it and he ate it. Gave nothing to me. I thought it was kinda gross, but seemed spiritual to him I guess.

 

[xxkenny90xx]

A little off topic, but. My teenage brother raised Wood Ducks from eggs and then let them go at the end of the summer season. At a certain age (I wasn't that involved) he let them out of the pen and they went into the pond across the street. We would watch them for weeks as they learned to fly and eventually left.

One day they were all in the lake by a dock adjacent to our property. A snapping turtle pulled one under the water. My brother reached in and pulled and pulled. Finally the turtle let go but the duck had died.

My brother cleaned the duck. My mother cooked it and he ate it. Gave nothing to me. I thought it was kinda gross, but seemed spiritual to him I guess.

Interesting. Did they share with the turtle?

 

[Bossman]

Interesting. Did they share with the turtle?

LOL, There were some big nasty snappers in that lake.

 

[Waynerock]

If my cats are to be believed they all taste good.

 

[Malcontent]

Without rule of law, I would put my neighbors through a woodchipper and feed my fish the bits. Then I would grill their dog on their BBQ to feed myself.

 

[xxkenny90xx]

Without rule of law, I would put my neighbors through a woodchipper and feed my fish the bits. Then I would grill their dog on their BBQ to feed myself.

You bring up a good point. I guess my sailfin tang is safe for now

 

[Gtinnel]

Without rule of law, I would put my neighbors through a woodchipper and feed my fish the bits. Then I would grill their dog on their BBQ to feed myself.

I was originally going to say if things got bad enough I would start eating family members, but now that you mention it I should probably start with neighbors first.

 

[Old Fritz]

A little off topic, but. My teenage brother raised Wood Ducks from eggs and then let them go at the end of the summer season. At a certain age (I wasn't that involved) he let them out of the pen and they went into the pond across the street. We would watch them for weeks as they learned to fly and eventually left.

One day they were all in the lake by a dock adjacent to our property. A snapping turtle pulled one under the water. My brother reached in and pulled and pulled. Finally the turtle let go but the duck had died.

My brother cleaned the duck. My mother cooked it and he ate it. Gave nothing to me. I thought it was kinda gross, but seemed spiritual to him I guess.

You reap what you sow I guess lol.

 

[Jedi1199]

While I have no intention of making a meal out of any of my pets, in a scenario of "eat or die" EVERYTHING is fair game!!!