How do you get rid of dead fish/inverts/coral?

[blackjacktang]

How.

 

[briand7878]

Flush it down the toilet.

 

[reefkprz]

I dont think I have pulled and flushed a dead animal in years. they stay in the tank.
creatures that exude toxins in high amount upon death excluided.

 

[nordy]

My old dog ate a striped eel that I unwisely put in the tank years ago, only to have it jump out. She seemed to really enjoy it and had it down before I could stop her.

 

[masivemunkey]

Yeah I usually just let the crabs eat whatever dies, its always gone within a day.

 

[mx#28]

Mail them to your congressperson.

 

[ledzep]

Plant them in my garden as fertalizer.

 

[spiderwoman]

The fish that have died I've flushed down the toilet.

 

[devil dog]

Originally Posted by reefkprZ
http:///forum/post/2599147
I dont think I have pulled and flushed a dead animal in years. they stay in the tank.
creatures that exude toxins in high amount upon death excluided.
^

The last fish that I had die was 7" so that i took out. but the rest will get eatn...

 

[rcreations]

If it's a small fish I would leave it in the tank. But anything large, like 5+ inches, I would pull out.

 

[bigbills]

I put it on a hook.

 

[regina13]

Originally Posted by LedZep
http:///forum/post/2599231
Plant them in my garden as fertalizer.
I do the same, but I usually put a new plant over the fish.

 

[bird dog]

Sell it on e-bay. They will buy anything there

 

[morval]

i let the CUC do its job. not worth tearing down my aquascaping to get half a fish out.

 

[trippkid]

Either let it in the tank like most, or throw it out in the woods.

 

[dragonzim]

If its a small fish or snailcrab I just leave it in the tank and let the CUC do what they are paid to do. Otherwise I take it out and throw it in the trash

 

[coral keeper]

If its in a reachable area I take it out and if its not I leave it there and let the CUC take care of it.

 

[florida joe]

Pan sauté in good olive oil, garlic, white wine and basil. The corals give the dish a nice crunch if they are the stony kind

 

[coral keeper]

Originally Posted by florida joe
http:///forum/post/2600984
Pan sauté in good olive oil, garlic, white wine and basil. The corals give the dish a nice crunch if they are the stony kind

 

[tizzo]

Any plumber will tell you not to flush em!!
If I see them and they are reachable, I remove them, zip lock them then put them in the trash.
And any good cook will tell you that if you add some lemon pepper to that basil and garlic, it would be a better dish... sheesh.