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Sarnack
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Topic: Auction/Raffle at meetings Posted: July 23 2003 at 1:37pm |
I would like to suggest that the items for auction/raffle at the meetings be announced/described before the intermission so people have a better understanding of what is on the table... Case in point - I thought the Royal Gramma at the last meeting was wild caught and so I did not buy any raffle tickets. If I had known it was tank raised I would have bought 20 tickets just to have a chance at it.
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Adam Blundell
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 1:53pm |
It was wild caught if that makes you feel better. But agreed, that is an easy thing to change regarding the meetings, and the exact type of input I am looking for.
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Sarnack
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 2:15pm |
That does make me feel much better, thanks! I don't know if Tyler visits the board anymore - does anyone know if his Gramma is doing well?
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 2:33pm |
If you are not totaly set on tank raised, I have seen wild caught at From The Sea for about $7.
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Sarnack
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 2:50pm |
Yeah I tried 2 from there and they both died about 2 days after being in my tank. I've now had a tank raised A.Ocellaris in there for months so I am fairly certain it was not my doing... That is why I am so set on tank-raised, I refuse to kill another beautiful wild fish.
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 3:04pm |
How new/old was your tank when you had them? I seemed to kill several fish when my tank was only a couple of months old. I have since learned to have the best success to wait several months (3-6) before stocking and then only about 1 fish every 2 to 3 weeks.
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Kevin Kunz (Sandy, UT)
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Posted: July 23 2003 at 3:28pm |
The tank had been set up 6 months or so and had a common clean up crew and some corals... It's just a little 7 gallon mini-bow I keep here at work. The fish were fine for a day or 2, active and eating, then were very stressed and "gasping" like they had a problem (infection, parasite) with their gills.
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