Rlumenator

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I agree- I'm new to this site, and come to look for answers and ideas. If you all want to banter back and forth, why not do it by e-mail, and leave this space for info? Thank you, Dawn.The Kole Gone Wild was very informative as I intend to eventually buy one!
 
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Welcome to reefs.org, Dawn. I do hope that you, and others, will continue to visit the site for its useful information. vitz and I will not be communicating by email, nor will I be responding to any more of his posts here.
 
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well,...


hmpf! :P :roll:

the question, and an honest one at that, :wink: still stands:

how can one make the assertion that a fish that died after a fw dip would definitely not have survived if either left to it's own devices, or treated in another fashion? (post mortem or not)

is the statement to be taken as meaning that every single fish you've dipped had a post mortem performed on it, and that the post mortem showed that the fish had absolutely no chance of surviving w/out the fw dip, and with any other type of treatment or non-treatment?

seamaiden wrote:

The instances I know of with fish that didn't survive a f/w dip proved to be cases where the animal wasn't going to survive anyway.

once again, sea, i'm just asking you to back up the apparent,( to me), fallacy of this statement-that you knew that any fish would not have survived anyway

i would think that any reasonable person would be able to back up this assertion w/some type of explanation, especially when it's as misleading as this one, and on a 'noobie' forum, at that.

i think the request is fair, and reasonable :?

using your known feelings of animosity towards me as an excuse for not answering the actual question is laughable, imo. :lol:

just my $0.02 :wink:
 

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