Immortal Fish - Barrett's Freezer
Q: In the aquarium analyzer I see some fish that will live for a very long time. How do they do that?
A: It's a glitch with Barrett's freezer.
When fish are stored in Barrett's freezer their date of death is SUPPOSED to be extended day for day for the amount of time they are in the freezer. So if a fish is supposed to die on May 5th and you put it in the freezer for 10 days when you take it out it should have a date of death of May 15th. (Original date of death plus the 10 days in suspended animation.)
There is currently a glitch that causes at least several kinds of fish to get hugely extended dates of death for relatively short stays in the freezer.
If you look at the date of death of my fish here:
http://absol.site88.net/gtools/glowTime.php?id=4072873
you will see some of my dolphins are not scheduled to die for about five years.
Many folks who know about this don't want to talk about it too much because they don't want Gaia admin to know about it. Gaia DOES know about it. People are asking Lanzr to fix it in the weekly 'Ask the Admin' (ADA) thread as well as posts about it in varous threads.
My point in telling you this is not to encourage you to take advantage of the glitch.
It is to caution against relying on it. When figuring out how to make your fish tank pay for itself plan on your fish dying near their orginal dates of death. If Gaia lets you keep some extra time that's a bonus but don't plan on it. That glitch will get fixed sooner or later.
(And yes, with good exposure you can make a tank of dolphins pay for itself in less than four months.)
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