I was there and I honestly thought there was more SA/CA to see than the Africans. I'm beginning to make my way over to Africans, but as a NW guy, I was pleased. I didn't get the impression of a bias at all.
Jom
Jom
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Hi Matt:dogofwar;3334087; said:
It was really nice to see you in the ACA, your fish are magnificent, I think you should show them next year too.I need to ask your phone# again, if you do not mind,sent me a pm, keep up with your good work,I can feel you love your fish very much! will see you next year!
Best wish for you and your wife!
Dan Ye-Jennings
Yah, Wisc is far for me too. But I will likely toss in a visit home. (I grew up in MN.)
As for SA/CA. There were likely more. IE there was about 2 rows of SA/CA. (Discus, angels, pikes, ect) and 1 row of rift lake fish and ~.5 of Magascar and other river Africans.
It is just that most of the donated fish were African, but if you think about it that makes sense given they are grown in Florida fish farms. (And they breed what grows in their water, not to mention what sells.)
As for SA/CA. There were likely more. IE there was about 2 rows of SA/CA. (Discus, angels, pikes, ect) and 1 row of rift lake fish and ~.5 of Magascar and other river Africans.
It is just that most of the donated fish were African, but if you think about it that makes sense given they are grown in Florida fish farms. (And they breed what grows in their water, not to mention what sells.)
Yep, I thought he was best of show quality and he didn't even place in the class!ewok;3332129; said:gotta love the RTMS
that male balzani is probably the most stunning specimen of that species i have ever seen. that's a quality fish
I wish I would of found out about this before today! i would of really liked to have gone to this and it is not even that far away from me. How often do they do these types of things in Ohio, once a year?
