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Betta fish often mistreated in pet industry, evidence suggests

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WITH FLASHY COLORS, iridescent scales and long flowing fins such as prom dresses under water, betta fish are among the most fascinating creatures that you can see for sale in a pet store or flea market. They are also cheap: fish are sold for just $ 2 each. It may seem tempting to buy these little gems as eye-catching swim decorations. But living animals are not decorations, and some animal welfare advocates fear that Betta's reputation as an "easy" pet will be exaggerated. Critics claim that such popularity and misconceptions about their care and biology can make them one of the most abused fish in the pet trade. A new campaign for people for the ethical treatment of animals (PETA) is intended to highlight the problems of selling and owning betta, so National Geographic will take a closer look. How hard is it to hold a betta? There are no "easy" animals, but to be honest, betas are easier to care for than many other types of fish. Bettas require eve

Ceramic Dog Bowls From Recreation Center

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The new ceramic dog bowls at the Brooklyn Recreation Center go far beyond functionality, ending with the distinctive aesthetic of the brand and creating works of art for your four-legged friends. The handmade dog bowls combine geometric shapes and spotted clay and will undoubtedly give a great feeling, especially if you take one of the matched human cups and drink a drink with your dog. There are currently five modern styles available in different sizes, which means that the bowls work for most dogs, from Dachshund to Great Dane, allowing them to eat and drink in style.