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Let's hope not.
If a storm hits the oil release area Louisiana and everything to the east are doomed for decades to come.
Louisiana accounts for 40% of the US marsh land and 20% of the seafood we consume.
Not to mention the economic tourist impact.
A lot of hard working salt of the earth people are going to get hit in ways no one deserves.
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Your safe most crawfish are rice pond raised.Originally posted by myjohnson View PostI hope the oil doesn't hurt the crawfish.
Nothing better happen to my crawfish!
I'm a shrimp guy and they are going to take the hit.
HEB has the biggest shrimp boat fleet on the gulf and i noticed their prices have alrewady gone up.
I'm like the guy in Forrest Gump don't matter how you fix em i'll eat em.
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Go figure just as I get brave enough to get back in the hobby. Lost all of mine when friends from Alvin came and stayed with us during Rita. They decided after we had went to bed that watching T.V. was more important than running my fish tanks on the generator (we had lost power even this far north). Lets just hope that all the Hurricanes go another direction this year."I will not buy another fish, I will not buy another fish....dang where did that come from???"
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For the 13 1/2 days my power was out after Ike hit, I ran all of my tanks through a big power inverter plugged to the car. I didn't sleep very well b/c I had to wake up in the middle of the night to start/turn off the car to keep the battery alive. I'm not looking forward to doing that again but I will if I have to. My neighborhood always seems to be the last to get power back whenever there's an outage.
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May I ask what kind of power inverter you have and where did you get it.Originally posted by jsnoravo View PostFor the 13 1/2 days my power was out after Ike hit, I ran all of my tanks through a big power inverter plugged to the car. I didn't sleep very well b/c I had to wake up in the middle of the night to start/turn off the car to keep the battery alive. I'm not looking forward to doing that again but I will if I have to. My neighborhood always seems to be the last to get power back whenever there's an outage."I will not buy another fish, I will not buy another fish....dang where did that come from???"
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I picked one up from Fry's I got the 200W for like $50 I think
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FYI, consider a natural gas or propane generator if you have access to either fuel source. Gasoline is hard to come by after a natural disaster that interferes with electric distribution lines. Gasoline lines are very long and spotty after a natural disaster and storage of gasoline is a problem due to degradation of fuel in a short period of time.Originally posted by ssrprelude View PostPlanning on getting a generator soon. Justin Case.
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