GHAC Auction - May 2009

[Tiapan]

i think i missed the reference. but pretty sure i dont want to know

[Nickintex]

I know a better word for it, but I cannot say...

[Darbex]

TMI I think I am going blind

[geoff_tropheus]

I know a better word for it, but I cannot say...

[Tiapan]

oh and 35 i think i still beat you on spending, that darn light did it for me.

[Tiapan]

you know who she talkin about, he slave for the day, i think his screename has something like Geo, or Trop, must stand for tropical geologic disaster, couldnt be something simple like a name and a fish he kept.

[Nickintex]

Especially my own personal servant.

[Mzungu]

Glad everyone had a good time, and the fish are doing well! Mine made out great, all 6 of them. Heehee. Except for the ones I tried to save. Despite the mouth-to-mouth, the barb and the cichlid didn't make it. :(

But the least killies are happy! I made a HUGE leap of faith and just put them in my native tank, no QT, since David said they'd been in QT for over a month.

Tim - the barb died before I got out the door. Sorry, I didn't get your message until this afternoon (I had to listen to 19 of them...yikes) but thanks for the advice.

I had a wonderful time! Thanks to all who helped out. Especially my own personal servant.

[kidslikefish]

I put all my purchses to good use, see my thread in the Planted Tank Forum to see how it all looked once the tank was set up.

[pillowface]

Im not gonna lie lol at first all I wanted were the bn plecos and frontosa but then it kinda got carried away(lol 200$ carried away)

[pillowface]

lol yea #35

[Tiapan]

well im happy to report that all of my fishies are doing great. so is the big crayfish. the blue shrimpies i got are sooo tiny but seem to be doing fine. cant wait to see them all grown up.

[PhishPhreek]

His shop is in Traders Village Flea Market, called Leo's Tropical Fish. His name is Manual, or is it Manuel...one of those.

His number is 832-228-8100. He is a good guy.

Thanks Rico / Raul

[geoff_tropheus]

With my rocks all I ever do is powerwash them at the Carwash, and then chase each hole with a pipe cleaner and brush off whatever the powerwash could not.

Then put them in the tank.

I rock dig in the Burnet Area and around Lake Buchanan

[Oldsgirl]

If you do pick up the holy rock (I'm going tubing in about a month, and was planning on grabbing some from my friends deer lease) you just have to soak it before you use it, right? How long does it have to soak for? What do you look for to know that it's 'ready' to go in the tanks?