So far we have -
1. A Coal grunter (or similar) for runts and deformities.
2. A quick bounce on the floor ( within a net or not) for the
not-so-squeamish.
3. Anaesthetise before freezing using -A. Hot water >50 C
B. Ice water
C. CO2/Alka Seltzer
D. Benzocaine
E. MS222
4. Special treatment for big fish - wooden "priest", Doc Martins real hard
etc
What does everyone do with the bodies of their now deceased/diseased
ex-pets - hopefully the flush option still isn't taken?
Bruce Hansen
PS There are a few other items that "significant others" may not be too
enthusiastic over such as noisy air pumps and filters and of course live
food like tubifex in the 'fridge, smelly microworm cultures, fruit-fly
culture escapees suiciding into beverages etc etc
> By the way I realize putting a container of dead fish in the freezer may
not
> go over too well with one's significant other, but I don't have one, so
it's
> not a problem.
> Hmmmmm, maybe I just figured something out. :-)
> Brian Lang