SoSick I think you've missed a few of my points. You cannot expect freshwater fish to survive a year in salt water, or vice-versa. Try getting those marine fish, put them in a brackish aquarium instead of a purely fresh water one, and then observe how long they live. I think you'll find you quickly end up with a lot of expensive dead fish.
You claim that pockets of fresh water would have existed during the flood. I understand that flood waters covered the entire earth. Especially with this fountains of the deep/water bursting up idea, how would the waters not have mixed? Can you give a model that explains this?
I've missed a few of your points huh? Well, that's reassuring.
Pockets of very very fresh water would have existed, of course. And salty too. But you'll need a pretty big aquarium to make a model of that nature. You'll could install underground fresh water springs, jusy like the kind that exist on the earth in nature.. sounds expensive, like the tyranosauras rex you are building for your fake photos... but I am sure you can do it. If anyone can do it, you can.
I have already addressed the rest of your post in previous posts. If you want to unarguably disprove any of the examples I have given, please do so. Unarguably though. Show that ice does not float or melt, prove unarguably that the snow and ice on Greenland is 40,000 years old, show that insects and parasites do not cling and live inside floating debris, show that dinsoaur bones are all faked if they don't fit your presumptions, show that show that bones and shells and fossils are capable of being tossed about the ocean floor for millions of years without turning to sand. There may have been more i forget.
Just do do that, quit arguing.
