Nosh Beans Stored in Fish Feeder Ignore Storage Atmosphere

A fish feeder stored in a sterile atmosphere fails to recognize this property when calculating the decay of nosh beans stored inside it.

The above screenshot shows nosh beans stored in a fish feeder inside a room filled with carbon dioxide.

Per the tooltip, the total change per cycle of freshness shows refrigerated status, but a normal atmosphere instead of sterile atmosphere as would be expected if using carbon dioxide.

In the above example, this is confirmed not to be a visual display bug only, as contents of the feeder were observed to decay and form the appropriate rot pile.