Did I SAY I doubted you, Gary? ;-) I've seen Montezumas -- good ones
anyway -- and I know how big they can get. What you need to send us now
though, is a picture of them in that 200 gallon tank you keep mentioning.
;-)
Have fun in Atlanta!
Julie <><
> what is WCW? I know the ALA convention is this weekend and so is the
> Atlanta workshop (I'll be there speaking on rainbowfish) but WCW? Those
> initials make be think of a porta-potty convention (WC) :-) You've got to
> stop speaking in tongues! BTW kids in trunk, fish with AC will solve the
> problem :-) Put some ice in between kids (towel optional as buffer) and
> they should be fine. Also took Best of Show, last week in St. Louis with
a
> 5 inch montezuma sword (big rainbows are almost impossible to show right
for
> a 1.5 day show). However couldn't catch his big brother, the 6 incher out
> of the 200. Yes Julie I used a dollar bill (they're six inches) and the
> sword "fills the bill". Have fun at the WCW
>
> cheers,
>
> gary lange
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gupp <gupp at naturalaquariums.com>
> To: Nanfa <nanfa at aquaria.net>; RML <rainbowfish at pcug.org.au>; Livebearers
> <livebearers at aquaria.net>
> Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:52 PM
> Subject: [RML] Trunk Temps
>
>
> >I'm driving up to WCW Thursday. I'm bringing fish, and my kids, so
> >space is at a premium. I was wondering how the temperature in trunks is.
> >I have ac or heat in the front part of the car, depending on what part
> >of the trip we are on, but I was wondering if fish would be safe in the
> >trunk, in styro boxess.
> >
> >Rhonda
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>