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NFC: Re: Native Fish Conservancy Digest V2 #880
- To: NFC at actwin_com
- Subject: NFC: Re: Native Fish Conservancy Digest V2 #880
- From: Arlus Farnsworth <arlusf at cwnet_com>
- Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 20:02:17 -0800
- References: <200203080320.g283KwU28441 at acme_actwin.com>
Good point about checking for lawn chemicals, Victor - I mean Purple
Shark. Nice to have new members with so much enthusiasm. I am just
getting to know everyone here as a relative newcomer like yourself -
what a great bunch, and thanks again to everyone for showing me a great
new way to get involved with my favorite place, nature.
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 22:17:26 EST
From: PrplShark at aol_com
Subject: Re: NFC: Worm Collecting Report
When my local fishing supply store closed, I was forced to look else
where.
Luck was with me that day when I went looking, for if I returned empty
handed, my Lepomis's would not have let me in (LOL). I was walking
around the
neighborhood earlier that day, and as the norm here in Florida, it was
on the
warm and sunny side. Looking down at the sidewalk hoping to find some
money
and not to step on the cracks, I spotted a bunch of DRIED worms all over
this
sidewalk and driveway. Picking up a handful, I immediately returned to
my
fishroom.
With
razor-blade in hand, I commenced to slicing one of these SUNDRIED WORMS.
Cautiously approaching the Lepomis's tank, I offered the hopefully tasty
morsel to the surface of the water. The water starting churning madly (I
only
have 2, what do you expect!) They loved them, and to find out so do the
H.
formosa's. I double checked to make sure that no chemicals were
previously
applied to the lawn. Now I have a new food for my fish, and storage is
easy!
Victor
Prplshark at aol_com
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