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CarterNichols · 03-11-2008, 10:29 AM

buggy, in a bettas natural environment at night the water does drop to 50..

oh and kangaroos are warm blooded meaning they would be able to adapt to cold temperature even though alaska has a very mild climate and there isn't a steady population of polar bears there.. and in an Australian desert at night the temperature can drop to near or below freezing, you really really need to learn what you are talking about before saying anything.

like it's okay for you to gang up, call me a liar, and convince your self that you are right, but the simple fact is you aren't and the fish can do fine and live a natural life without a heater. and please don't tell me the fish isn't "happy" because according to your "expert" research that has been done by hundreds of decades says that my fish is a happy fish

03-11-2008, 10:29 AM	#18
CarterNichols Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Age: 18 Posts: 109 User Feedback: (0)	buggy, in a bettas natural environment at night the water does drop to 50.. oh and kangaroos are warm blooded meaning they would be able to adapt to cold temperature even though alaska has a very mild climate and there isn't a steady population of polar bears there.. and in an Australian desert at night the temperature can drop to near or below freezing, you really really need to learn what you are talking about before saying anything. like it's okay for you to gang up, call me a liar, and convince your self that you are right, but the simple fact is you aren't and the fish can do fine and live a natural life without a heater. and please don't tell me the fish isn't "happy" because according to your "expert" research that has been done by hundreds of decades says that my fish is a happy fish __________________ Freshwater. 4 SunBurst Platties.2 Neon Tetras.2 ghost shrimp.2 snails Saltwater. 2 Ocellaris Clown Fish.Coral Banded Shrimp.2 hermits. Last edited by CarterNichols; 03-11-2008 at 10:42 AM.