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Rosewood
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PostPosted: Feb 23rd, '08, 10:55 

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Hi all,
I am from New Jersey, USA. It is pleasure to join you. I have been looking around for a few days and decided to take the plunge.
I am new to all this so I am going to have lots of questions I hope you an help me with.
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Should be worth the wait ;)

are you a complete Fish newbie or is AP the final step in the journey of fish, ponds and gardens for you?
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Hi Rosewood,
welcome to the forum :D
we're a friendly bunch here and like to help out with most questions
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PostPosted: Feb 23rd, '08, 11:00 

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I am a total newbie, never even raised fish. My father had many tanks when I was young. I have a general idea of how the system works but never did it myself.

I am looking forward to at least learning about it.

Thanks for the warm welcome.
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I am a total newbie, never even raised fish


ahhh fresh clay that we can mould into our own images :)

Which style of system do you think you'll attempt?
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Welcome Rosewood!

I hadn't kept fish at all until a year and a half ago, there's a handful of basic info to learn but in general AP is simple in concept. One of the reasons it is so interesting I think is because there are many facets of the system you can research. Post questions and the fine BYAP forum members will answer!
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Welcome Rosewood
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And another Hi from downunder Rosewood.... glad to have aboard :D
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Welcome here
I find AP is the simplest way to produce plants and fish, much easier than any other way.
I wish you the best AP journey and beware the depth of what you're going into has no limits but makes life much more interesting
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Hi Rosewood and welcome!!

You're always welcome to come visit and see a small operational system. Are you in north Jersey or south Jersey? I'm maybe 30 minutes from the Delmembr Bridge.

Dinner tonight was the last of the tilapia for a while, but the next batch is growing well.
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You had dinner last night and posted this morning... and no pictures..... :evil:

Come on Janet ... you know the rules :lol:
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Terribly sorry, no pics. Children gobbled it down too fast. :lol: 8 nice fillets with lemon juice and toasted almond slivers. It will be a while before the next tilapia dinner, too. All the big'uns have been harvested. Next batch needs at least a few months.
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Mine just keep getting bigger, can't stand to eat Herb, Jack, Wiggles, Streak, Torpedo......

Welcome to the madness Rosewood. One caution. If you like to eat fish, don't name them!
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