jerth6932
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Originally Posted by Snake Blitz33![](https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/img/forum/go_quote.gif)
Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy your stay. There is a lot to learn and you will in time. Your English is better then some of the Brits on this forum.
To Rainbow: Decor? Are you serious? I consider my corals as pets, which it is my responsibility to take care of them and provide for their needs. I wouldn't do the same for plastic.
Joe: Have another one, on me, mate.
Originally posted by Jerth6932
For all fairness, fish, although a pet, is treated differently then any other. My dogs, aren't fancied up (other then when my wife tourers them with clothing.... uhh, different issue all together), my bird's cage doesn't have anything to make it look more appealing, but my fish tank, it has to look good. It's not like other pets where we have them for them. Fish and their TANK is for ambiance, they add to the surroundings of our houses. Horrible looking tank with healthy fish, doesn't do the same for the aspect of "pet". So we add corals to make our underwater "decor" complete, to be aesthetically pleasing to our eyes. We choose to add living organisms, which our corals are. I don't add corals to my tank that I don't like aesthetically. So I side with the Lil' man on this one, they are a form of "DECOR".
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I still disagree, I think decor is the cheap non-living plastic stuff you can buy on the shelf. Corals are living, breathing, feeding and feeling pets that just happen to look "pretty" in a saltwater tank, whom I will spend money on to keep healthy.
Quote: SnakeBlitz33
In other words, if you want some decor, do yourself a favor and buy some cheap plastic junk that looks "pretty" and that you don't have to pay to keep alive.
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So then classify coral........ if not decor...... then what is it for your tank and home? Do you have live plants in your home (are live plants not decor?)?
So instead of hijacking that other thread more, lets continue this here!
Originally Posted by Snake Blitz33
![](https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/img/forum/go_quote.gif)
Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy your stay. There is a lot to learn and you will in time. Your English is better then some of the Brits on this forum.
To Rainbow: Decor? Are you serious? I consider my corals as pets, which it is my responsibility to take care of them and provide for their needs. I wouldn't do the same for plastic.
Joe: Have another one, on me, mate.
Originally posted by Jerth6932
For all fairness, fish, although a pet, is treated differently then any other. My dogs, aren't fancied up (other then when my wife tourers them with clothing.... uhh, different issue all together), my bird's cage doesn't have anything to make it look more appealing, but my fish tank, it has to look good. It's not like other pets where we have them for them. Fish and their TANK is for ambiance, they add to the surroundings of our houses. Horrible looking tank with healthy fish, doesn't do the same for the aspect of "pet". So we add corals to make our underwater "decor" complete, to be aesthetically pleasing to our eyes. We choose to add living organisms, which our corals are. I don't add corals to my tank that I don't like aesthetically. So I side with the Lil' man on this one, they are a form of "DECOR".
Quote:SnakeBlitz33
I still disagree, I think decor is the cheap non-living plastic stuff you can buy on the shelf. Corals are living, breathing, feeding and feeling pets that just happen to look "pretty" in a saltwater tank, whom I will spend money on to keep healthy.
Quote: SnakeBlitz33
In other words, if you want some decor, do yourself a favor and buy some cheap plastic junk that looks "pretty" and that you don't have to pay to keep alive.
Quote:
So then classify coral........ if not decor...... then what is it for your tank and home? Do you have live plants in your home (are live plants not decor?)?
So instead of hijacking that other thread more, lets continue this here!