Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
- J-P
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
ditto
if you follow me, you avoid stepping in the crap that I just did...
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Anothernewb
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
It's ok a simple "I wasn't calling you a thief and I appologize will work." Things must work different in Canada.
- J-P
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
We're on the same page here. Just reading it differently. I was never mentioned "thief". I am all for what you are doing. In a world where verbal tones can't be measured, don't get offended by someone taking something the wrong way. It happens more than you think.
When that happens we clarify our positions. As in, I didn't know your fish were sick to begin with, thus the discount. Vice-versa, in the previous post you could have mentioned why you got a discount.
You may feel this is trivial but believe me it is not. Small details when dealing with sick fish can be a life changer.
When that happens we clarify our positions. As in, I didn't know your fish were sick to begin with, thus the discount. Vice-versa, in the previous post you could have mentioned why you got a discount.
You may feel this is trivial but believe me it is not. Small details when dealing with sick fish can be a life changer.
if you follow me, you avoid stepping in the crap that I just did...
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Canada works a lot differently, and I'm glad it does.Anothernewb wrote:It's ok a simple "I wasn't calling you a thief and I appologize will work." Things must work different in Canada.
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
Hold on a minute there, I'm from Canada too 
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Kiamose
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
Where did you get this little dude from? I want one with the st George's flag......DGabbs wrote:
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Kiamose
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I would love to rehome mantis shrimps, as it's not there fault they where taken out of the ocean in there live rock homes, then when most people realise they have one, they try to catch them then kill them, or send them to there LFS and most of them kill them, unless it's a peacock mantis shrimp.
We had a mantis baby arrive in some live rock (along with a porcelain crab, and many other wonders, which I love and lives happily in my main display) and we just set up his own tank and he is as much fun to watch as my other fish including my puffer, sometimes even more, he is brill and easy to care for. I just wish more people would realise this.
Also most mantis shrimps are harmless and can live very happily in a main display, the reason we moved ours was because he was scared of our clowns as he was so tiny, now he is over 2 inches long and has never hurt a fish (we have a few times put a fish in with him for a very important reason, but I won't go in to that).
We had a mantis baby arrive in some live rock (along with a porcelain crab, and many other wonders, which I love and lives happily in my main display) and we just set up his own tank and he is as much fun to watch as my other fish including my puffer, sometimes even more, he is brill and easy to care for. I just wish more people would realise this.
Also most mantis shrimps are harmless and can live very happily in a main display, the reason we moved ours was because he was scared of our clowns as he was so tiny, now he is over 2 inches long and has never hurt a fish (we have a few times put a fish in with him for a very important reason, but I won't go in to that).
- Corvus
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
When I was importing it was sometimes much more. Porcupine puffers sometimes came for about 1$ prior to import and around 4-5$ past flight and airport.Flutter wrote:Typically markup on fish is 4x (at least it is around here). Buying it for 50% still results in 100% profit for the store.
In my opinion a TRUE rescue is not paid for, if you pay for a sick fish it's not a rescue, it's a bargain.
Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Give a fish a man, and he'll eat for weeks.
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Anothernewb
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
Corvus wrote:When I was importing it was sometimes much more. Porcupine puffers sometimes came for about 1$ prior to import and around 4-5$ past flight and airport.Flutter wrote:Typically markup on fish is 4x (at least it is around here). Buying it for 50% still results in 100% profit for the store.
In my opinion a TRUE rescue is not paid for, if you pay for a sick fish it's not a rescue, it's a bargain.
That's probably true, consider it ransom lol.
For everyone else, guess I'll just have to start a Country war lol.
- Corvus
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Re: Puffer Shelter - Hobby?
Sounds like a legit term to me.
Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Give a fish a man, and he'll eat for weeks.
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Kiamose wrote:Where did you get this little dude from? I want one with the st George's flag......DGabbs wrote:
http://www.sherv.net/canadian.flag-emoticon-628.html
I just google search "canadian flag emoticon"
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