i would say to approach this with caution as one oof the requirements of the act
could be applied to all fish kept in tanks
Key features of the Act include:
Obligation to care for animals
While penalties for ill-treatment of animals are still featured, there is greater emphasis on prevention. This is done by clearly establishing the obligations of those responsible for the care of animals. The needs of animals take note of the internationally recognised five freedoms:
proper and sufficient food and water
adequate shelter
the opportunity to display normal patterns of behaviour
physical handling in a way which minimises the likelihood of unreasonable or unnecessary pain or distress
protection from, and rapid diagnosis of, any significant injury or disease.
These obligations are qualified, however, as the needs in each individual case are assessed according to what is appropriate to the species, environment and circumstances of an animal.