ORA Farm abandons captive breeding for edible pets business

Harlequinmania · April 1, 2014

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This morning, ORA issued a press release announcing the dramatic change in their company's direction.

Effectively immediately, ORA will cease production of its "non-consumable" marine ornamental product line to focus heavily on the edible pet industry. With the surging popularity of delicious teacup poodles, it was only a matter of time before Americans' insatiable appetite spread to the aquarium industry.

See ORA's new edible clownfish product line.

Last month, ORA sent a few privileged industry insiders preproduction batches of their new sugary-sweet edible "livestock." The overwhelmingly positive responses we have seen thus far indicate ORA's bold departure from their original business model may pay immediate dividends. With worldwide appetites surging for tastier pets, ORA has pioneered the market for edible aquatic animals that wash down easily with a glass of milk or breakfast beer.

â€œWhat we seem to have produced are the most edible fish in the aquarium hobby," claims ORA President Dustin Dorton. "Did I say edible? I meant delicious ..." Dorton mumbles to himself while pretending to swim the tasty Premium Picasso confection directly into his mouth.

Dorton refused comment on rumors of a fermented seawater line rumored for release later this quarter, although he confirmed the "imminent" release of dottyback and mandarinfish edible pets.

While ORA will leave a sizable void in marine ornamental aquaculture, having experienced ORA's edible pets product line ourselves, our staff is unanimously convinced ORA has made a smart and delectable business decision.

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