Re: Haphazard comments

[George and Carol Richter <richter@erols.com>]

Ah, you are someone who hasn't found the joys of mail order (web order too these
days)  I am sure there are others but "Pet Warehouse" and "That Fish Place" are
two that send me catalogs regularly.  Both have very inexpensive RO units and
deionizers.  Actually I have never used a deionizer but I know some of the folks
on this list prefer them and they waste much less water.  Both ways work and
don't have to cost an arm and a leg if you are small scale.

I have also found that I like "www.aquaculture-supply.com".  I think they just
moved from Florida to New Orleans or they have two places.  They have some
heavy-duty commercial stuff but also seem to treat hobbyists like family - nice
people from my experience and a wide variety of things you won't find elsewhere.

Also from some of the recent posts it appears that this apisto disease also has a
strange side affect - makes people unusually civil and supportive toward others
so afflicted.  I don't know about anyone else but I think about ACA 2001 at least
once a week.  Another symptom of the affliction I suspect.  You better be
planning to be there Francine,  It's possibly the only place you can find help.

jgarden2000@juno.com wrote:

> Also, George and Carol Richter wrote:
> "Recommendation - get an RO unit, only get it cheap if you are just
> experimenting.  Should not cost you more than 80 bucks unless you want
> one of the
> big guys.  If you show signs of Apisto sickness, an RO unit is probably
> in your
> future in any case. "
>
> You can get an RO unit for $80!?! Do you know where I would shop for
> these things?
>



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