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 Post subject: Re: HOW GOOD IS GUMTREE
PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 16:28 
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you'd need some serious coin to fill that lot with GBs!
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2 x 220 sqm green houses.

With space between rows to be able to fit a pallet and allowing space to get around the growbeds for harvesting you will probably have 2 x 110 sqm of growing area of 55 BYAP growbeds per green house.

Joel; what's the special deal on 110 growbeds? :D
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 Post subject: Re: HOW GOOD IS GUMTREE
PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 17:22 
Why would attach huge numbers of grow beds to a fish farm??
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Cause I enjoy AP and not for the fish.
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PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 17:43 
So.. use NFT.... it'd be a whole lot cheaper... and more controllable... :wink:
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Fish farm with grow beds in green houses selling home brew and bbq lunches on the side..... Ummmm am I the only one with this dream??
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 Post subject: Re: HOW GOOD IS GUMTREE
PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 18:14 
:lol:...

You reckon you'd have time for lunch... or making a home brew...

I'm gunna have to tell ya "you're dreaming son"... :wink:
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Nothing wrong with 'dreaming' old fella :lol:
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$30M on Saturday 29th Charlie. Expect a call if I win. ;-)
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Your on brother :headbang:

Oh, did I mention there will also be a snake sanctuary :D

Its a one stop fun shop! :headbang:
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I love this.... Would make a cool fish tank if you had the money.

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http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/malaga/m ... 009458331#
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PostPosted: Dec 17th, '12, 11:51 
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http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/keysbroo ... 1011071803

Cheap cheap cheap
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Fish Pond for aquaculture fish farm, temporary culture, fish transportion fish exhibition
Folding design with PVC pipe support
Detailed Product Description

Foldable Fish tank formed of synthetic rubber, PVC pipe accord with national standard used for fish farm, aquaculture, koi show
• Easy to assemble, Movable and Transferable to anywhere you want! No more breaking your back moving bulky and heavy through Tanks!
• Nontoxic, Nonfood grade, UV resistant, Antioxidative, thermostable, cold resistant
• Stretch-Proof, Resistant to Stripping
• Antibacterial, acid & alkali resistant
• Durable and Non Distortable
• Ocean Blue in Color
• 3 Ply nontoxic rubber&synthetic fibre PVC with Sceen Mesh for added protection
• with repair kit consist of patches in case of accidental knife puncture
• Can house various fishies like Barramundi / Silver Perch /Mulloway/ Koi / Snapper / Eel / Golden Perch/Sleepy Cod /CatFish


Koi Viewing bowl used for koi viewing made in PVC material
Size is 80cm diameter x 40cm depth with zip cover
The item that should be by every Koi pond.
These Koi viewing bowls are perfect for inspecting fish and getting a closer look.
They are also excellent for medicating dips or just to have for a short transportation.
These koi viewing bowls are offered in a medium duty and for larger viewing bowls heavy duty.


I hope the Nonfood grade part is a mistake.

Easy to assemble - yeah - maybe - but easily moveable? I would prefer to roll a 'bulky, heavy' tank than disassemble a tank to only reassemble it again.

I had a quick visit of the website which is to be ready in 3 weeks - hopefully we dont have another reason to post in the "Questionable Websites" thread.
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 Post subject: Re: HOW GOOD IS GUMTREE
PostPosted: Dec 17th, '12, 12:06 
Think there might be reason to do so... something a bit fishy about this mob...
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PostPosted: Dec 17th, '12, 16:44 
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RupertofOZ wrote:
Think there might be reason to do so... something a bit fishy about this mob...


They have an address list on there web, I know that road but have not seen any activity like this, but them it's been a while since I have been on that rd. I will go for a ride down there in the next few weeks and have a look see.
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