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I missed the event,i was late,i went and watched the fish-fighting instead.There was a wierd program on TV last night,cockfighting,bull fighting between 2 bulls,and muay thai,that was primetime viewing.

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Loads of thai guys gathering round staring into several tanks at once,i have some pics on a USB i need to resize,once i have done that i will get them up,i went to a fish market where thousands of fighting fish were fo sale all in their own tiny tanks,interesting to see.

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When my brother was in Thailand he went to the cock fights and there was no problems. He took out his camera to photograph a few birds and was told to put it away as the birds belonged to the local Mayor and he didn't want his birds photographed.

Were the Betta's the very same as the ones in petshops over here ?

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Quail do get fought and even the male Chinese Painted Quail you can buy in a pet shop have to be kept apart.

I think I read somewhere that there's been a prosecution in the UK when some Pakistani gentlemen were caught fighting quail.

I'd rather eat them myself, they're delicious.

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When my brother was in Thailand he went to the cock fights and there was no problems. He took out his camera to photograph a few birds and was told to put it away as the birds belonged to the local Mayor and he didn't want his birds photographed.

Were the Betta's the very same as the ones in petshops over here ?

The betta they keep are the short finned plakat type bred for gameness etc. They keep them in ponds qith their nest mates until ready for training and then keep them in solitary and even fitness train them.
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On a side note seem a tv program once years ago and it was about quail fighting in Pakistan ,they pitted the males against each other.

Anyone else seen or heard about it?

Paks like their quail,you also used to be able to see dog fights and dog/bear in the tribal areas of NWFP,wouldnt fancy going back there nowadays though.Yes gnipper,they are all in solitary,hundreds maybe even thousands all in their little aquarium cubicles.
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Quail do get fought and even the male Chinese Painted Quail you can buy in a pet shop have to be kept apart.

I think I read somewhere that there's been a prosecution in the UK when some Pakistani gentlemen were caught fighting quail.

I'd rather eat them myself, they're delicious.

The japs I had were bloody evil towards each other.
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On a side note seem a tv program once years ago and it was about quail fighting in Pakistan ,they pitted the males against each other.

Anyone else seen or heard about it?

Paks like their quail,you also used to be able to see dog fights and dog/bear in the tribal areas of NWFP,wouldnt fancy going back there nowadays though.Yes gnipper,they are all in solitary,hundreds maybe even thousands all in their little aquarium cubicles.

At the breeding farms they are in ponds with maybe 300 fish in there all out of the same parents and they say if one male out of a pond beats a male out of another then they all will win if fought against each other. They even breed for scale hardness and biting power. Me and a friend imported some years ago so I read up on them quite a bit.

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