I wonder what the survival rate is for these fishes
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According to the links in this post It's 95%-99% survival.
Then why can't I yeet a bunch of goldfish
Technique I imagine.
Skill issue
Who's stopping you?
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You can yeet goldfish. Carp are stupid tough. It's the tropical fish we often keep that are kinda wimpy. Also, they're not coming from a super healthy environment (the store) to our tanks.
Have a pilots license?
Maybe 95% survive, but how many are injured in a way that might impact their quality of life?
Since these are being dropped specifically for the purpose of being caught and killed asap, quality of life might not matter.
For your sad little goldfish, please be gentle!
Also, gotta think about whether 5% mortality rate is acceptable.
For an airdrop number of pond fish? Sure!
For your hobbyist number of expensive fish? Absolutely not
Try to fly higher above the tank and see if it helps
I wonder what the "fuck that hurt" rate is for these fishes
...that sounds to me like "survive the fall" more than "survive the week"
People ITT must've forgotten about the salmon cannon.
I have never seen this and thank you for sharing it because good god I needed it.
I'm gonna keep that typo. 😈
Not sure I can let you get awat with that.
Unacceptable on lemmy
Good thing I love a little sabotage.
From another similar post, introducing fish to a large body of water has to be done like this or else the fish don't understand or acclimate properly and die. It's a slap to the noggin like "hey wakey wakey, go find some algae to nibble on"
Gotta weed out the weak ones with the fall.
The famous flying fish.
I mean, that’s just Utah… Good chance it’s not up to speed
A testament to how hardy fish are. If you have fish dying in an aquarium; you shouldn't have pets.
Like yes, but, the actual hard part of aquarium fish keeping isn’t really related to the fish themselves. It’s the water… nature has already prepared this biologically active, clean, ample supply of water for the air dropped trout. Replicating that in a tiny glass box without at least a surface understanding of the chemistry involved can be very difficult. But you should also learn how to supply an animal with the proper environment before you get one.
The average living room is pretty different than a tropical reef.
So, if I understand you correctly, what you're saying is - given the quite large body of water about half a mile away from me, all downhill, I should get a giant catapult and fling some piranha.
I'll go down in history, either for the best April Fools joke ever, or if my aim is off, the best Halloween prank ever 🐟🐠🐟😁
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