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If I sue Pet Smart because my 2 year old angel fish ate one of their contaminated fish and died, how likely do you think it’ll be that I win?
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Yeah, good luck with that
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Anonymous 22h

You could see about asking for a refund for the contaminated fish if you have proof but I don’t think you’d have grounds to sue for any of it. Aren’t angel fish notoriously delicate/prone to dying?

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Anonymous 18h

Emotional damages in civil court if anything but youd need a grief counselor or therapist or something so you have verifiable evidence of distress

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Anonymous 1h

This is the reality of store bought fish, especially feeder fish. You shouldn’t be using feeder fish from petsmart, even moreso to feed a species which doesn’t need to eat other fish.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 21h

I actually have no idea, this was just more of a rage post lol

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18h

You could try. If you do small claims the only punishment you could ask for is money. If you sue in a civil court you’ll have to pay for a lawyer which would be ridiculous for a small fish. The judge probably won’t even look at the case

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1h

Store bought fish are expected to have parasites. That’s almost always the case. When introducing companion fish it’s your responsibility to properly quarantine, even moreso when you’re giving it a feeder.

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