Hey
Loganfish
! i realize what you're going through buddy. There is probably a lot going on in your head, like having the desire to buy new fish while being concerned for the money required to keep your current setup up and running. I, being a teenager, have suffered from the same thing in the past. However, i was a lot more foolish than you, buying fish species which could easily hit 4 feet while having neither the space nor money to manage them, which caused the deaths of my fish. I rather not talk about the past, since it still haunts me. You need to avoid the same mistakes which i did. Sit down, relax and think this through.
Judging from your recent threads and posts, i am assuming you have little money, so i would highly recommend that if the lives of your fish are at sake then sell them because you took them in your custody, thus its your responsibility to take care of them. Consider getting a job, like others have mentioned and once you have enough money, you can start your hobby again. Fishkeeping is meant to be fun and relaxing, not stressful. Meanwhile, you can gather all sorts of information on different fish species from the numerous experienced members here on MFK .
Good luck.
Loganfish
! i realize what you're going through buddy. There is probably a lot going on in your head, like having the desire to buy new fish while being concerned for the money required to keep your current setup up and running. I, being a teenager, have suffered from the same thing in the past. However, i was a lot more foolish than you, buying fish species which could easily hit 4 feet while having neither the space nor money to manage them, which caused the deaths of my fish. I rather not talk about the past, since it still haunts me. You need to avoid the same mistakes which i did. Sit down, relax and think this through. Judging from your recent threads and posts, i am assuming you have little money, so i would highly recommend that if the lives of your fish are at sake then sell them because you took them in your custody, thus its your responsibility to take care of them. Consider getting a job, like others have mentioned and once you have enough money, you can start your hobby again. Fishkeeping is meant to be fun and relaxing, not stressful. Meanwhile, you can gather all sorts of information on different fish species from the numerous experienced members here on MFK .
Good luck.
