Fish Funeral Kit helps you celebrate the life of your fish. Seriously

By on Apr 29, 2012

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Let’s face it, all living things are mortal, fish included. While the makers behind the e-Book “Fish Funeral Kit” are worried about your children’s goldfish passing, there’s a few of us who are gonna cry when that Narcosis Angelfish bites the big one.  At least with the Fish Funeral Kit, a $16 $8 investment will provide you with guidance on the grieving process, even more useful when your little ones have a lot of questions about why it happened. The sage wisdom imparted includes burial options, DIY casket construction plans, grave markers options, a printable and then frame-able “certificate of life”, along with insights on music selections and eulogy starters for the actual funeral service. Letting go just got a little easier. (Thanks Pumbooris) [Fish Funeral Kit]

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=704609972 Julian Wilson

    awesome!
     

  • skunkmere

    This is a very good idea. They need this at petco and petsmart. i don’t see myself buying this online and waiting for shipment while i grieve. Is it toilet/septic system safe?

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Wyatt-Patry/708661852 Wyatt Patry

    Pretty ridiculous.

  • Kovy R

    and of course the real reef junkies will be DIY-ing caskets for their Orenji chalice…

  • CaliReefer

    I think most of us “reef junkies” put dead hard corals into the calcium reactor so they can be recycled. 

  • mcallahan

    it’s a downloadable ebook.  Perhaps if your internet connection still runs on 56K, you’ll be waiting for a days on end…  :-D 

  • http://twitter.com/Bg2681 Barry Geller

    Damn all because of my facebook post! this went from one blog to another.