HANDLING AND SEDATING FISH

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gardenworksgb

Posted 24/09/2007 10:33:32

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Just wondered if the post HANDLING AND SEDATING FISH was helpful? If you have not seen the post then please click on the smilie

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hutchie

Posted 27/09/2007 07:40:08

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yeh it was a good topic interesting read, something in not sure how to do but that has answered a few questions thanks for posting it

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Pippa

Posted 25/10/2007 10:00:12

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I found it an immensely helpful post. I would still be pretty hesitant about doing the 'sedating' bit, but the advice given on the 'handling' section was very informative. Thanks!

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williebraveheart

Posted 28/10/2007 13:24:55

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Excellent piece of common sense here. Most helpful.

My problem is I have a phobia about handling a live fish. I have been keeping fish of some sort or another for 45 years and still cannot touch a live fish. That is where a willing wife comes in handy.

Stewart

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