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Originally Posted by elcue
That's too funny (well, not really, and you're not the first to say it) I've donated hundreds of bags of fish to club's auctions (favorite part of the hobby), but I wonder, "How are they doing?" They don't call, they don't write...
I know that if you had a spare female she'd be here w/ the celestial pearls / plants that you sent me - you're a true hobbyist ![Smile](http://forum.brooklynaquariumsociety.org/images/smilies/smile.gif) (w/ shipping skills, which makes it even better)!
Yesterday, another club member brought me some Epiplatys togolensis; which are already spawning ![Smile](http://forum.brooklynaquariumsociety.org/images/smilies/smile.gif) , saw a few eggs a while ago
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See, when you SELL fish they usually write back. "All is swell , i arrived alive and well"
So you just kicked that poor Barbatus to the curb and now you're a killie nut? Make up my mind already!
Seriously, looks like a great addition to your collection,its always a wonder why killiefish are not more popular. That fish is pretty and seems kinda rare,is it an annual? So now put yer bifocals on and start picking eggs on a daily basis.
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