Chris
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>From: "James E. Capelle" <jcapelle at gte.net>
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>Subject: [RML] Ok I'll try again!
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>As you see, this message was put out a couple of days ago and I did
>read it on the list, but no one has given any answers as of yet.
> Should I make an issue of folks that haphazardly handle and ship fish
>over a long distant and time, and look for answers on how we can
improve
>things on this issue, to get an answer in a round about way? Maybe
the
>people who have M. Trifasciata from Rocky Bottom Creek do not what to
>part with them or they maybe they are on a protected list and are not
>allowed to be shipped to Florida/or Feral Land (sometimes I not sure).
>So how does one get an answer? My dues are paid up(I think, I'll find
>out in S.F. this up coming weekend), I haven't flamed anyone in two
>years,(not that some of you need any help in doing to yourself). Jim
>C.
>
>Subject:
> Re: [RML] M. trifasciata,wish list & Rainbowfish 97
> Date:
> Fri, 12 Sep 1997 19:57:39 -0400
> From:
> "James E. Capelle" <jcapelle at gte.net>
> To:
> rainbowfish at pcug.org.au
>References:
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>
>Now I have seen a picture of M. Trifascata, Rocky Bottm Creek, I want
>some.
>I have a question about getting and moving fish cross country. I will
>be at Rainbowfish 97, S.F. Cal. this month(next weekend,ya!) and I
would
>like to get some fish at the auction. The problem ( I think) is I
leave
>Monday afternoon for a Florida gettting home late. How would one work
>out the bagging of the fish and keeping them alive. The people
watching
>my house want me to leave the battery op. air pumps home for any power
>failures. Any ideas? Jim C.
>p.s. I will try my hand at getting and working with eggs too. JC
>
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