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Not much buzz about this - is there a reason for that or is everyone just obsessing over the ECC auction this weekend?
PVAS Spring Auction - Wazupwidat?
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mchambers
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I've never been, but it sounds like a great auction.
Maybe it has something to do with the Mason-Dixon line?
I've never been, but it sounds like a great auction.
I think you mean the NEC auction this weekend. The ECC isn't until May 1st.
The PVAS auction is pretty good. Unfortunately I won't make the spring auction this year. But I will make plenty of others. Looking to go to Pittsburgh on 4/17, of course the ACLC on May 22, and maybe even the ECC in between. Also the AKA on Memorial Day weekend.
And I hear that there is something happening in July too. Hmmm
jonclark96
Past CCA President
PVAS is usually a pretty good time. The selection of fish is usually pretty wide, much more like the catfish convention than an all cichlid auction. There is also usually a pretty good selection of tanks and equipment. I'm planning on going even though I shouldn't be buying fish at this point...
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NEC, ECC, ACA, CCA, AIEEEE!
Yes, NEC. Temporarily snowed under by acronyms. Glad to hear it's a good one, makes it easier to bag the Photo Workshop even though it means I miss out on Madame Chairperson's fish room.
Yes, NEC. Temporarily snowed under by acronyms. Glad to hear it's a good one, makes it easier to bag the Photo Workshop even though it means I miss out on Madame Chairperson's fish room.
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There should start to be a preview of all items(featured ones are already on the website) on Sunday or Monday. It will be on the auction website(mygroupauctions.com).
Is there anything in particular you are looking for?
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longstocking
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Sam it's a good auction... you will love it. Many more items that you will be interested in. Cories, plants...etc. A lot of less aggressive fish.
I haven't been in a long time but I have been before... it always seems to be at a time I am already doing too many fishy functions or I would be there. In the next fewe weeks I think 7 of my weekends are taken up with fishy stuff.... doesn't make the boating hubby happy :lol: The boat is named, get this... Mistress Red :lol:
I haven't been in a long time but I have been before... it always seems to be at a time I am already doing too many fishy functions or I would be there. In the next fewe weeks I think 7 of my weekends are taken up with fishy stuff.... doesn't make the boating hubby happy :lol: The boat is named, get this... Mistress Red :lol:
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In truth I couldn't imagine otherwise...
...unless t'were 'Dyesse Rouge'.
Here's to "fishy stuff" - sail on.
...unless t'were 'Dyesse Rouge'.
Here's to "fishy stuff" - sail on.
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corydoras super arcuatus
These for openers - imagine them at 5" long (I have 3 such) and you might begin to get some idea of why I'd like a few more.
These for openers - imagine them at 5" long (I have 3 such) and you might begin to get some idea of why I'd like a few more.
George
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I will be selling some pretty terrific fish in the PVAS auction. Regular Arcuatus and Weitzmani for two. The corys are mostly wild caught from Peru. Pevas Blue Apistos and F1 bristle noses. Ivory mystery snails and a bunch of plants. I have some big Amazon Swords, Crypt spiralis, And several more. The PVAS auctions are this area's best. I think I will bring my wild caught blood fins and maybe some sterbais. I suspect I will also bring striped and spotted Raphaels.
The PVAS auction is where to get some great fish and top dollar for your surplus and rejects. It is also a great way to spread the wealth. I am bringing some Pevas Blue Apistos to make a few bucks but also to establish them in the hobby. It feels good to see people get fish they lust after and help them out. Don't you agree?
George
PS. It doesn't sound good but I hope to see some of you there.
The PVAS auction is where to get some great fish and top dollar for your surplus and rejects. It is also a great way to spread the wealth. I am bringing some Pevas Blue Apistos to make a few bucks but also to establish them in the hobby. It feels good to see people get fish they lust after and help them out. Don't you agree?
George
PS. It doesn't sound good but I hope to see some of you there.
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Sonny Disposition
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Mistress Red? Get him into fish breeding and have him name a species variety after you. Tropheus moori "Longstockingus."
Tony
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These for openers - imagine them at 5" long (I have 3 such) and you might begin to get some idea of why I'd like a few more.
Now that's some good eatin'.
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Begone miscreant...
...hie thee back to thy subterranean womb and your fish-fondling ways thou covetous coddler of infant piscivores.
...hie thee back to thy subterranean womb and your fish-fondling ways thou covetous coddler of infant piscivores.
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Speaking of good eating and the PVAS auction here is the list for the Bake Sale:
F8LBITE
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I think I'm going to make this auction too. I'm mainly looking for rainbows and plants for my tank at work.
Enkay
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Jose, talking of plants, the amazon swordlings are growing well. They should be ready in a couple weeks if you would want them.
George
CCA Charter Member and person in charge of the we
You just be there my friend. I have your plants. Monster swords, lots of Anubias, lots of Jave fern, crypt spiralis, lots of val, other cryprs, rotala and I think that might be it except for the water sprite.
I do have pictures of the Apistos. The bristlenoses are variegated dwarfs. There will be juvies and a breeding group. I do not have pictures of them.
George
