| When your beloved pet goldfish turns "belly-up" take these precautions as you escort him to the great beyond. | ||
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| | Steps: | |
| 1. | Use a mesh net to remove the dead goldfish from its tank. | |
| 2. | Place the goldfish in a small box and bury it outdoors if you prefer. Be sure to make a deep hole so neighborhood pets won't get curious and start digging. | |
| 3. | Place your goldfish on a saucer or wrap it up in tissue if you'd like to dispose of it the other way. | |
| 4. | Go into the bathroom. | |
| 5. | Slide the dead fish off the saucer into the toilet bowl, or throw the tissue-wrapped fish in the toilet. | |
| 6. | Say a few words of respect to the dearly departed, if you wish. | |
| 7. | Flush. | |
| 8. | Wash your hands and the saucer (if you used one) thoroughly with soap and hot water. | |
| 9. | Consider changing the tank water and cleaning the net and tank thoroughly if you have other fish or want to get a new one, in case your pet died of disease. | |
| 10. | Ask your local pet store what type of fish tank cleaning product is appropriate for the net and tank, and clean the tank thoroughly. | |
| | Warnings: | |
| Soap and cleaning detergents are hazardous to fish. Avoid using these products unless you're dying to officiate another fish funeral. | ||
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May 1, 2001
How to Dispose of a Goldfish That Has Died
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