You can if you want. However, the proper thing is flush him/her down the toilet, because that's what everyone does! :)
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Burial is for the benefit of the survivors. If it helps to overcome the loss, the fish ought to be buried. It is just as appropriate to convince the bereaved that burial at sea is a fitting interment. If you are convincing, you can bury the fish with a flush.
most likely flush it down the toilet or bury it
In my youth I would flush them down the toilet if they were small. How do you become attached to a fish? If larger they can be disposed of in the garbage or buried and you need not worry about cats. Cats usually hunt above ground level.
and how long will they stay buried under the rocks before the die?
Bury it as it will create methane fuel
remove immediately from the tank using a net and if the fish is small, flush it down the toilet, otherwise bury it deep in the ground.
you run to the hospital
well IDK!! but not in a box it will stank up your house or room or wherever you live. You should bury hamsters in a box because it's showing respect for the animal and they are just like equals to humans.
It's better to bury the dead fish in order to return its nutrients to the Earth rather than burden your city's sanitation system with easily biodegradable organic matter. You can also throw it in the trash or put it in a tank with other fish that will eat it and watch it for a minute or two, If they don't eat it than take it out so it doesn't start to rot or decay. Generally you only do this with dead smaller fish so they can be eaten quickly. It doesn't work with larger fish. If the fish sinks to the bottom be sure to get it out.
The past tense of bury is buried.
Your fish should only have a pinch of its food everyday.
Angler Fish rely on having dirt and mud in the deep sea... It must be like this so that they can bury themself and only have the bioluminescent lure ( The lightbulb antenna) in sight. So they can lure prey and eat them!!!
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