RE: FW: Visiting Koi Vet...

[Charter <charter@charter-terminal.com>]

I'm torn!  Kudos to Portland for keeping us in the loop, but I'm also not 
sure that a koi speaker is worth all the trouble of putting together a 
second speaker.  On the other hand, I'm always interested in hearing from 
ANY vet - particularly a fish vet, even if they do specialize in koi.

This does seem like a good time of year for an outdoor topic like 
koi.  Presumably the fish are starting to wake up from winter torpor (just 
like the rest of us). If we could somehow tap into a koi-centric user base 
and whip up a little more demand, the koi vet would be great.  Maybe - as a 
special occasion kind of thing - we could cross-promote with another local 
group, thus sharing expenses and boosting attendance.  I note several local 
koi clubs listed at:

http://www.fishlinkcentral.com/clubsold/wa.htm

Do we have any contacts with these groups?

 - Erika

At 03:59 PM 3/28/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> I'll chime in on this. I don't think that koi diseases would be a topic of
> general interest to most club members.  I vote not to have a second speaker
> in May.
> dave
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