Red Tails @ Maidenhead
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RickE
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Red Tails @ Maidenhead
Was in Maidenhead at Crew's Hill yeterday and they had several 4" or so red tails for sale. I was quite surprised as I thought they were a bit of a 'no-no' in the trade now. What is the current thinking on red tail trade?
Rick
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MatsP
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Re: Red Tails @ Maidenhead
Red tails should be imported "on request". Anyone who has adequate resources to care for such a fish also has the patience to wait for the fish to arrive in the country. If more in a hurry, there's always fish available to rescue or for sale on ebay.
I'm sure Maidenhead has a "no tankbuster" policy, so I'm a bit surprised too.
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Mats
I'm sure Maidenhead has a "no tankbuster" policy, so I'm a bit surprised too.
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Mats
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Richard B
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Re: Red Tails @ Maidenhead
I'd agree with Mats on all counts
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