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ineke Shrimp Guru

ineke

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If you are a premium member go to the classifieds section and there is a fair price guide to be used for the sale of shrimp. No sale of shrimp can be done outside of the classifieds so if you are not a premium member you can't put an ad on the general forum. Not sure about private messaging about sales.

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Ineke:encouragement:

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Hi Typhoon, welcome to SKF. As post/contribute, the forum will open up, and you'll discover a wealth of information, and a amazing community. In SKF BUY/SALE section, there's a suggested list of all shrimps $. although that on a special. Alternatively if you join as a premium member $12.50, the entire forum opens up, where you'll be able to join the auction where TB's, Tigers, Tibee...etc are occasionally available..

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Welcome to the forum dude, hope you have as much fun here as we do, would love to see some pics of your King Kongs & premium membership is definitely worth the money :encouragement:

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typhoon Be nice I'm new here

typhoon

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do you guys know how I like bluebolts? thank you

why i cannot reply pm.

thank you again

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ineke Shrimp Guru

ineke

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do you guys know how much for bluebolts? thank you

why i cannot reply pm.

thank you again

I meant if you aren't a premium member I'm not sure if you are allowed to sell anything by private treaty

cheers

ineke:encouragement:

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Dean Shrimp Master

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If you want to buy or sell you need to do it the correct way and this is by being a premium member only!

you can't reply pm because you not have that access as new member.

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Robert Shrimp Breeder

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Welcome Typhoon, Im Robert the one inboxing you over at AL to join SKF!

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