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>The good old days when the judge walked down the line of tanks and selected
>the one that happened to be displaying at the time before he went off to
>the bar for a beer with the stewards is sadly over ;-)
So if I understand this correctly -- you were the judge?
I noticed you liked to tip a few.... you are old.... and you display when
you see a fish you like....
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>Regards,
>Bruce.
>bhansen at ozemail.com.au
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>> From: caryho at ix.netcom.com
>> To: rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
>> Subject: Re: [RML] Looking for bright Rainbows
>> Date: Sunday, 12 October 1997 10:50
>>. There are often
>> fish shows with local aquarium clubs, so fish get judged all the time.
>> I've judged in the past myself. When I recently judged the rainbows at
>> my local club's bowl show, some were not even close to being up to
>> snuff. I explained to each person that wanted to know what was good
>> and wrong about their fish. We also had some rather good quality fish
>> show up and i explained what was right with the fish. The thing is if
>> people like the fish it doesn't matter what quality it is. And often
>> what makes a good fish is the same with most fish people keep.
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