I had also heard that there was a particularly potent variety of cannabis
that grew in the sewers of NYC as the result of people flushing their
stashes during drug raids, but it was impossible to harvest because of all
the alligators.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jay DeLong <thirdwind_at_att.net>
To: <nanfa_at_aquaria.net>
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 4:22 PM
Subject: NANFA-- releasing pets
> > If that option fails , then the hobbyist is faced with the not so pretty
> issue of euthanasia. Either smash it, freeze it or feed it to something
> else. Now I know this sounds cruel and inhumane. But it is more cruel and
> inhumane to release a creature into a strange environment and cause either
> it or the native inhabitants or both to die horrible and lingering deaths.
> Just think of those poor little frogs in England stricken with viral
ulcers
> and future generations of Brits who may never again hear the voices of
> their native amphibians in what may truly become a Silent Spring.
>
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