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Re: Re: Announcement
Daryl,
Thank you for the information concerning the Latin name of the tilapia.
That does sound interesting. I will be bidding I suppose.
Norm
-----Original Message-----
From: Phylesis at aol_com <Phylesis at aol_com>
To: nfc at actwin_com <nfc at actwin_com>
Date: Saturday, July 04, 1998 9:01 AM
Subject: Re: Re: Announcement
>Hey folks,
> Thanks for the input, we will be offering smaller lots of 5
>with shipping and handling at 10.00 per lot to keep the price per fish
>reasonable. The smaller lot sizes are experimental. This is only the second
>eAuction and after a few more we will have a better idea of what the market
>will bare. The Tilapia sci. name is Oreochromis Aurea. These, like most the
>fish we catch for auction are juveniles. Current stock of wild caughts
excceds
>100 so I will have to put off any more saving fish for auction till this
batch
>is sold or destroyed. I will post final Lots to the eAuction webstie this
>afternoon and bidding begins at 12am tonight. Good Luck : )
Keep
>the suggestions coming.
>For details on the current or future eAuctions visit us at.......
>http://www.webspawner.com/users/nfcfisheauction/
>Recipes for Oscars and other exotics can found on the ERP page of the NFC
>website at.............................................
>http://nativefish.interspeed.net
>If your interested in becoming a volunteer for the Exotic Removal Program
in
>So. Florida, you can email me direct at Phylesis at aol_com or by SASE
>to...................................
>Daryl Roche
>425 N.E. 12th ave
> Ft. Lauderdale, Fl 33301
>
>Thankyou,
>Daryl Roche
>Exotic Removal Program Administrator
>NFC
>
> Once Caught, Once Bought, NEVER Returned to the Wild
> You Don't Need Eyes to See, You Need VISION
>
> Save a Native, Eat an Oscar
>
>