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Re: Live Foods Digest V3 #16
> What's with the caps? As an owner of a successful business I can tell you that it is not nice to yell at potential customers. In case you don't realize it, customers are the people that provide you with income. Customer satisfaction and not insulting them is crucial to the success of a business. Also, the quality of your advertisements reflects directly on the quality of the products you are trying to sell. Bad spelling and grammar only hurts your business.
Kim
>
>
> Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 17:24:25 EST
> From: C690M at aol_com
> Subject: Re: hey everyone i have brine shrimp eggs
>
> OK FIRST OFF. THE BRINE SHRIMP LIVE FOR A YEAR NOT THE EGGS. HOW AGAIN CAN
> EGGS LIVE?! SECONDLY, I SAID IN MY E-MAIL THAT A WATER PURIFIER, THE EGGS,
> AND BRINE SHRIMP FOOD IS IN THE KIT, SO WHY ASK THAT QUESTION?! AND LAST OF
> ALL, DON'T TRY TO CRITIQUE ME ON MY TYPING SKILL, I DON'T CARE IF I SPELL
> THINGS WRONG, AND FRANKLY I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK OF MY SPELLING EITHER.
> OH WAIT I FORGOT ONE THING, DON'T E-MAIL ME AND TRY TO ACT ALL SOPHISTICATED
> WHEN WE ALL KNOW THAT YOU ARE PROBABLY AROUND 15 YEARS OLD.
>
> If you wanna make money when you are just surfing the net, reading e-mails,
> or just doing pretty much anything online, then just go to www.alladvantage.co
> m and register now. It is fast, free, and easy to do. when it asks you "who
> referred you" type in GOS- 670. when you sign up e-mail me at c690m at aol_com.
> thanks and God Bless
>
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> Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 21:46:33 -0800
> From: "Steve Geerts" <stevege at ynn_com>
> Subject: Worst sales pitch of the month
>
> >hey everyone i have brine shrimp eggs htat are able to live for a whol
> eyear.
> >not that you would want to habve them live that long, but i have a whole
> kit.
> >e-mail me at c690m at aol_com if you are interested in purchasing the water
> >purifier, eggs, and some food for only $10 plus $3 shipping. PLMK asap.
> >if you would like to pay a different e-mail me personally and we can
> >negotiate a deal. thanks and God Bless
>
> I thought this list was for non-commercial use only?!
>
> In any case, our friend means that you can keep the eggs for a substantial
> period of time in a freezer. In case you want to go through the troubles of
> rearing Artemia nauplii, you might be able to keep them alive for half a
> year or so, depending on water quality, temperature and the kind of food
> administered.
>
> ALL Artemia cysts will keep for an extended period of time provided they are
> processed and dried correctly, i.e. a strict control of temperature and
> drying time by the Artemia processors.
>
> The use of a water purifier is not necessary for hatching the cysts. The
> chlorine present in tap water will be eliminated by the aeration provided in
> the hatching container and the chloramines will not kill the nauplii if you
> harvest them soon enough after hatching as they are still feeding on their
> yolk reserves. Mouth and anus are still closed at that time so their is no
> direct contact between the digestive tract and the hatching water. Actually,
> the chloramines present might help in suppressing the bacteria levels which
> increase during hatching.
>
> Artemia harvests worldwide have been awfull and overall quality of Artemia
> cysts is not what it used to be. The Great Salt Lake did not produce much
> and what is produced is not looking great, the Russian, Siberian and
> Turkmenistan cysts are also of lower quality as are Chinese cysts. The
> Vietnamese cysts, some South American cysts and San Francisco cysts are the
> exception but all of these cysts are mainly bought by the aquaculture
> industry as these people pay premium prices. That is the situation at this
> moment ... but as always, this might change soon as other places are looked
> for for getting more cysts in the market.
>
> Steve Geerts
> Biologist San Francisco Bay Brand
>
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