To add to the discussion about aquarium ethics, this is what Takashi Amano
has to say in Nature Aquarium World: "One day aquarist came to visit me and saw
this aquarium. He didn't like the fact that he couldn't tell whether there
were any fish in there or not. I told him that that was a very human way of
looking at it. We always put animals in cages so that we can take pleasure in
seeing them. Perhaps if we put them in places that they can take pleasure in
living in, we would find them more beautiful when they showed themselves."
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