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Re: [GSAS-Member] Storm Power Outages
Matt:
You are in luck! There is a mini-auction (our ~4th!) in support of HAP/BAP at
the end of the January meeting already scheduled (As far as I know). In
addition there is an active discussion about including fish at the Feb plant
auction (not just BAP but no hardware). After a normal meeting in March (with
HAP/BAP auction) there will be a Annual Big Auction for
fish/plants/hardware/spacewasters2000.
In addition I have a good number of Angels (even the fry made it) and Goodeidae
ready for a good home. Sadly my female Endler's at home became Angel snacks.
-Paul
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Alumni 2005
University Of Washington
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On Mon, 18 Dec 2006, matt kaufman wrote:
> Hey, how about a couple monthly auctions at the regular GSAS meetings since
> so many have lost fish, rather than waiting till march or april or whenever
> it is. Esp. for people with surplus fry and all. Nothing sadder than an empty
> tank swimming with memories.
>
> Yours truly lost a lot of fish at home when the house temp got below 50. I
> brought the survivors into work yesterday (Sunday) when power was restored
> here. Still without power in so-called rural Woodinville (strip malls,
> shopping districts, stores, but it's "rural" and may not get power back till
> Thursday).Matt
>
>
>
>> Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 10:43:41 -0800> From: matt@wrongcrowd.com> To:
>> gsas-member@thekrib.com> Subject: Re: [GSAS-Member] Storm Power Outages> > >
>> Man, sorry to hear that.> > My office in Bellevue is still without power so
>> I have the day off. I > went in to rescue any survivors though... the tank
>> was 47F, which is > cold enough that it hurts to touch. Amazingly, 2 neon
>> swordtails were > still alive, though not moving much. They are at home now
>> but > considering what they went through I wouldn't be surprised if they
>> don't > make it.> > My poor ropefish didn't make it. I loved those guys.
>> They were finally > eating out of my hand.> > - Matt S. in Kirkland> > > on
>> 12/18/2006 9:54 AM Monica H said the following:> > You are lucky Susan! I
>> lost about 70% of my fish. All except 2 of > > the african cichlids and all
>> but 2 angels. I couldn't get out of the > > house for a while because my
>> neighborhood was blocked by fallen trees, > > and when I did, all the stores
>> by my house were!
!
> closed. I tried to > > keep the tanks warm with blankets and making a fire,
> but on the 2nd > > day with no heat the tank water reached below 58 and they
> finally > > started to go. :( I hope everyone else's tanks did better.> >
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