Okay, not quite lame fish advise, but close:
I came into the petstore, noticed 14 newborn baby Jackson's chameleons in the tank with 2 female adults... bad, because the adults will eat them, & the very delicate babies need TINY food, like fruitflies and newborn "pinhead" crickets.(Jacksons' chameleons are live-bearers.)
Me: "Hey, you've got baby chameleons in here. Do you know how to take care of them?"
Store worker: "Oh, we don't have to do anything. The mother will produce milk for the babies."
(The story has a happy ending. I ran home, printed everything I could find on newborn Jackson's chameleons, returned to the store, and was met at the door by the concerned employee, who'd been doing some research of his own. He gave them to me, and I passed them on to an expert who could care for them properly. I actually raised 2 myself - soooo cool!)