So the Lacey act passed the senate?
Guess so!So the Lacey act passed the senate?
How are the genetics 'messed up'? We've been messing with genetics of flora and fauna for thousands of years. I know that is 'whataboutism', but should we not selectively breed other species, including fish? What is the ethical difference from gene modification versus targeted selection of certain characteristics when breeding? Both are 'unnatural'.Its messing up their genetics. Their not naturally like that. Ive heard people say it can be related to animal cruelty which is why I will never have them and buy them just so they make more
In what way could they threaten them?Firstly they Could Threaten Natural Species
The difference is ones a plant and ones a living creature and that living creature can ruin natural habitatsHow are the genetics 'messed up'? We've been messing with genetics of flora and fauna for thousands of years. I know that is 'whataboutism', but should we not selectively breed other species, including fish? What is the ethical difference from gene modification versus targeted selection of certain characteristics when breeding? Both are 'unnatural'.
They are not meant to be like that.How are the genetics 'messed up'? We've been messing with genetics of flora and fauna for thousands of years. I know that is 'whataboutism', but should we not selectively breed other species, including fish? What is the ethical difference from gene modification versus targeted selection of certain characteristics when breeding? Both are 'unnatural'.
Have you ever heard of Kudzu? And it's not even modified.The difference is ones a plant and ones a living creature and that living creature can ruin natural habitats
I don't know the jist of it butIn what way could they threaten them
Selective breeding is not the same as genetic engineering. The fish are made with those colours. You will not find coral or jellyfish DNA in nature fish. Live animals are not the same as food.Have you ever heard of Kudzu? And it's not even modified.
That being said, look at dogs, cats, cattle, chickens, the list of selectively bred species is quite numerous.
Most of our food is genetically modified through selective breeding. That horse left the barn tens of thousands of years ago.
This is speculation and not science.They are not meant to be like that.
I dont mind selectively breeding fish to get nice coloring like how people do with guppies but glofish come with a lot of health risks and they are mass produced making them even more prone to disease.
It is animal abuse to give them unhealthy traits just for coloration and if they got into the wild (like they already have) they could very well invade and breed with other fish causing and unhealthy ecosystem
What abuse? You claim abuse, yet provide no evidence of such. Additionally your assertion against me is a Strawman argument (logical fallacy)So basically you are perfectly fine with the abuse of genetically modified animals
No it is not abuse to raise albino Cory since that is naturally in there DNA and can happen naturally in the wild but they will be eaten since they stand out. jellyfish DNA is not natural in there DNA. Also think about if glo fish in the wild something will eat them and could become ill. Do a Google search pleaseThis is speculation and not science.
What health risks in Glofish?
Glofish are not mass produced, and many many species are bred in large numbers.
Why is coloration abuse? Is it abuse to raise Albino Corys? As I recall, these are all farm raised and not wild caught.
Notice I mentioned dogs and cats. There are also rabbits, cavies, sheep and many other non-food domesticated animals.Live animals are not the same as food.
That being said, look at dogs, cats, cattle, chickens, the list of selectively bred species is quite numerous.
Most of our food is genetically modified through selective breeding. That horse left the barn tens of thousands of years ago.
Could become ill? How and what?No it is not abuse to raise albino Cory since that is naturally in there DNA and can happen naturally in the wild but they will be eaten since they stand out. jellyfish DNA is not natural in there DNA. Also think about if glo fish in the wild something will eat them and could become ill. Do a Google search please