On 3 Dec 2004 12:47:03 -0800,
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wrote in message . ..
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http://www.thedefensefund.com/
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Thanks for standing guard
Too much info to sift thru, but I'm surprised that there has been no
counter-suit filed to date. Enough people's reputations have been put
in question because of this action. IMHO of course.
remember the best defense is a good offence.
take care

PS

From past Usenet post:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%2...000.com&rnum=8

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=pw...ews.com&rnum=5

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=pw...=15& filter=0

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%2...gte.net&rnum=7

And a post made to me personally:

http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plant.../msg00039.html
BTW The poster's screen name is Robert Novak backwards (Hi Bob!)

Here's more info:

http://www.petsforum.com/psw/

Regards,
Tom Barr


Thanks for the additional info.
It's too bad that a few bad apples make it tough for the other online
retailers to expand their buisness to its full potential.
I still purchase most of my supplies from LFS but find it necessary to
go online to get some specialty items.

As a closing statement , thanks for helping us with our algae wars.
Right now most of my tanks are winning the battle or holding their
own. I've been battling algae for 2 years off and on and one of the
pleasant supprises was when I aquired some Ameca Splendons (sp.).
Between them and the SAE they somehow give the plants just that little
extra edge that they so often need. I've had the Florida Flag Fish in
some of my tanks but they seem to have too much of an attitude towards
their fellow tank mates. The Ameca Splendons will eat the dreaded
staghorn algae almost with a vengance. In their excretement the algae
will show up as partially digested red strands. I don't know how
compatiable they are with other fish, but they will hold their own
against some of the 5" SAE that I have.
If somebody has more info on these fish, we could start a new thread.

take care

PS