Nero Egernia
Well-Known Member
Everyone, there's no one method to humanely kill quail. What may work for you may not work for someone else. Let's leave it at that. There's no need to include politics or lifestyle choices into this thread.
It seems a long bow to draw from simply flicking a quail to kill it instantly verse some roller coaster holocaust machine thingy, are you German?
In all fairness gassing might be considered ethical, but this is only if it is done correctly, which the majority of the time it isn't.
Ever had a rodent bleed from the nose after defrosting? Well that's a rodent that has been gassed in an unethical manner. Too much gas in too short a time and the blood vessels in their lungs rupture which I am sure is not a peaceful, off to sleep death.
Too many people make mistakes which is why gassing is the suggested alternative.....(Not that people always get that right either)
In all fairness gassing might be considered ethical, but this is only if it is done correctly,
Where the hell is that comment coming from?I was wondering why there are so few people left here, has the altright taken over?
I joined in 2006 and had had enough by late 2007 and that was at the starting gates of the rubbish that followed.Am I glad I wasn't a part of the 'old' APS if this is anything to go by.
Where the hell is that comment coming from?
How do you read what I posted as an altright statement?
There are so few people here because idiots destroyed the forum many years ago with ridiculous statements, personal attacks etc. and then Crackbook signed the death knoll.
Hopefully it doesn't become like it was again.
I didn't state gassing was the only option either.Calm down, I'm not the one who wants to promote gassing as the only final "ethical" solution lol. FMD I would have thought a forum like this would be a place for people to share herping adventures etc. without being prosecuted for evil acts like photographing wildife. Do people still do illegal herping and upload onto farcebook and twatter despite possible prosecution?
Wow is this correct.. as I have this issue with the blood nose after the defrost. .. I might have to ask my supplier about this..In all fairness gassing might be considered ethical, but this is only if it is done correctly, which the majority of the time it isn't.
Ever had a rodent bleed from the nose after defrosting? Well that's a rodent that has been gassed in an unethical manner. Too much gas in too short a time and the blood vessels in their lungs rupture which I am sure is not a peaceful, off to sleep death.
No ethics committee in this country (or the US, UK etc.) shares that opinion with you and their conclusions are based on assessments of actual investigations. The informed vote is several thousand to one, which clearly says something about the worth of your opinion.A python hug is probably as humane as a backyard gas chamber IMO. Simple and quick is the best way unless you have 6 gorillian of them.
...What happens in nature is due to nature. However, when you bring an animal into captivity, it is no longer nature that determines what happens, but humans. That is what is being discussed here. So your comment has zero relevance.So yesterday when I was watching a whip snake eat a dragon should I have called the RSPCA? or should I have killed the snake to stop it killing more harmless lizards? …
Your likening of a CO2 gassing chamber to a holocaust machine is like comparing Thomas the Tank Engine to a goods train locomotive - ridiculous and of no value here. However there is simply no excuse for the incredibly offensive reference to being German. I am totally disgusted!…It seems a long bow to draw from simply flicking a quail to kill it instantly verse some roller coaster holocaust machine thingy, are you German?
I see where you're coming from with this point (and this point only), but as I said before if you have the option to painlessly kill the prey item for a captive snake then why on earth would you want to go with the most painful way for the prey and potentially the snake??So yesterday when I was watching a whip snake eat a dragon should I have called the RSPCA? or should I have killed the snake to stop it killing more harmless lizards?
So yesterday when I was watching a whip snake eat a dragon should I have called the RSPCA? or should I have killed the snake to stop it killing more harmless lizards?
I see where you're coming from with this point (and this point only), but as I said before if you have the option to painlessly kill the prey item for a captive snake then why on earth would you want to go with the most painful way for the prey and potentially the snake??
Mine or Cris's?@Foozil
The statement has no foundation Foozil. In captivity the prey item has no opportunity to escape. Therefor it isn't a fair fight and the terror suffered is akin to animal cruelty.
I see where you're coming from with this point (and this point only), but as I said before if you have the option to painlessly kill the prey item for a captive snake then why on earth would you want to go with the most painful way for the prey and potentially the snake??
@Foozil
The statement has no foundation Foozil. In captivity the prey item has no opportunity to escape. Therefor it isn't a fair fight and the terror suffered is akin to animal cruelty.
I was referring to your previous post.I have never suggested you should do anything other than kill animals instantly. I may have had a few and engaged in some banter, but it is a pretty simple topic, just like it was 10 years ago.
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