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Reason Staff | 3.4.2009 4:04 AM

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Florida has become the latest state to ban fish pedicures. Asian spas have long used some species of fish to nibble dead skin on customers' bodies. But at least five states have banned the practice, saying it's impossible to disinfect fish between pedicures.

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