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CNgo2006 Shrimp Master

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Welcome and this is the right place to be for learning all about shrimp! I was and still am a newbie but have learn't so much since joining here and am doing quite well with my shrimp as well! My advise as to all new members is to pay the premium subscription fee, I promise you will not regret it, for a measly $12.50 you will gain much much more!

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OzShrimp Shrimp Guru

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Welcome and this is the right place to be for learning all about shrimp! I was and still am a newbie but have learn't so much since joining here and am doing quite well with my shrimp as well! My advise as to all new members is to pay the premium subscription fee' date=' I promise you will not regret it, for a measly $12.50 you will gain much much more![/quote']

Welcome to the forum, would definately have to agree with the above :P $12.50 is a bargain for the wealth of knowledge available to members and good deals in the sales section :)

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Jess Shrimp Breeder

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Hi Angeg, welcome to SKF! :D

This is a great place (the best place!) to be for learning more about shrimp-keeping, and I'm sure you'll like it here :)

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Welcome Angeg, hope you enjoy yourself as much as we do, if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask :encouragement:

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Neo-shrimp Shrimp Breeder

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Welcome aboard to SKF Angeg...This forum has a lot of info on shrimp keeping/breeding...Don't forget to ask a lot questions on this forum...Have fun mate...:p

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Jay95 Be nice I'm new here

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Welcome aboard, I have only been here a couple of days and already have picked up heaps not to mention that the members are very helpful

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