Bit Of A Morbid Question

[TylerFerretLord]

The only way a fish would be harmful is if your toilet empties right into a river, which is a violation of something, I'm sure.

And the illnesses that could be transmitted by said fish are already present in a river, it's just the fish have an immunity, unlike our fish which are rarely exposed.

If you have a septic tank go ahead and flush, if you don't your water goes through a massive treatment center anyway so feel free to drop them in the toilet.

 

[ShoC]

EDIT: I can't be bothered to Argue.

Imo Its wrong but thats just me

p.s You can call me Carl or ShoC I don't Mind but how you worded it was not nice thanks.

 

[PRW1988]

I always bury mine in the garden, it seems fitting for a fish that I have been looking at for at least a couple of years and besides, it will also help the plants grow.

Decomposition isn't good for flowers, infact, the bacteria tends to make the soil in that area acidic, once something is decomposed the soil returns to a nutrel PH and the soil is nice and healthy to use for plants, however until that time you shouldn't use the soil.

 

[Mo_loves_fish]

fish aRE FINE FOR THE LANDFILL. they decompose. you can flush them... thats why we have water treatment plants, and also you can cremate (burn them) all are good.

 

[jackel931]

I always drop mine down the toilet........ Big ones should probably be buried though, or frozen until trash day.........