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 Topic: Need to find a home for my fish
Posted: August 10 2013 at 9:52pm |
Hi guys,
I am failing at the whole reef maintenance thing. I need to find my fish a good home. I have 2 of the orange and white clownfish and a christmas wrasse(In bad shape right now)
The wrasse was doing fine the other day and tonight I find him on his side breathing heavy. I do not think he will make it. The clowns seem to be in better shape.
I just want them to go to a good home ASAP so please text or call me at 801-946-0108 if you can take them and provide them a good home. I am not looking for payment but it is always appreciated if you would be willing to pay something for them as they were not free when I got them.
Thanks.
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Posted: August 11 2013 at 8:10am |
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Text sent...But, there are some that can help. I can even give some advice, if I come out.
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Mark Peterson
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Posted: August 11 2013 at 5:33pm |
Maybe the tank is too hot? I see a heater on. I also see rock that is too clean and white. We can help make this hobby enjoyable for you. I'm with Shawn. I will gladly visit as soon as you like and offer my assistance. Just call/text. Aloha, Mark  808-345-1049
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Posted: August 11 2013 at 6:24pm |
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I was going to offer a temporary home for them while things got worked out or a permanent home could be found, but I noticed you were in Riverton!...But if you make it up north, I have a cycled, uninhabited tank that is waiting for me to save up for a pair of designer clowns that you could house these in until you figured things out.
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Posted: August 11 2013 at 7:39pm |
The clowns went to a good home today, a nice 150 gallon that has not alot in it. I hope they are happy there. I do not want to call it quits forever but I definitely need to work on the foundation here at the house to make sure that when we setup the tank again that we can maintain it properly and have all the tools available.
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Posted: August 12 2013 at 7:10am |
Would you like to share the troubles you were having? We have all been where you are at right now. There is a century of experience here. Almost every problem has already been resolved by someone here on this forum. Let us help. This was my experience early on which caused me to almost throw in the towel. My Ugly Green Haired MermaidAloha, Mark 808-345-1049 call/text anytime to come see my simple system and talk reef
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