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09/22/2007, 08:48 PM
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wow, i really liked that guy
OK so a guy came into my work today, and i asked if i could help him. He said sure. I asked what kind of tanks he had just because i like to know what he had what he does with it ect. Well it turns out he has about 700 gallons worth of fish tanks in his house. And then i ask what i can do for him and answer what questions he has, even though i can tell he knows what he's doing. So then we get to the fish. He bought about $600 dollars worth of fish for his fish only and reef tanks
 . Here are the fish he and his wife got and the price:1 16" thing of a stars and stripes puffer that we've had for about a month and a half. (man, this store is really lonley without that guy) for $129.99 3 ocellaris clowns for $29.99 2 lemon peel angels at $80.00 for the pair 1 regal angel at $99.99 1 koran angel at $49.99 4 square anthias at $80.00 1 high-fin snapper at $99.99 getting a 10 dollar tip for taking everything out to the guys porsche : priceless
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09/22/2007, 10:07 PM
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This seems more like a advertisement for your store then anything.
How does this somewhat relate to Fish only and Aggressive tanks?
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09/24/2007, 05:06 AM
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It concerns me that this guy bought so many quite large fish in one visit - did he take them all away on the spot, or ask you to hold some for a while ?
Even with 700g of tank water, thats quite a bioload to add in one go... though I'm sure you explained this to him... |
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09/24/2007, 06:58 AM
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good sale though its good sometimes when the bigger stuff finally finds a home and it's does not have to live in little cube tank anymore.
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