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Would like to say a BIG THANK YOU to Gbang.

Not only did you provide some excellent quality shrimps, you also provided

a lot of time answering my questions...SKF & its members are lucky to have

an individual like Gbang who is willing to share his experience & knowledge

(shrimp keeping/breeding) to the inexperinced...

CHEERS Gbang

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No problems buddy! How else do we spread the shrimp passion and love?!? :D promise me you will take some pics!!!

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Awesome stuff Gbanger' date=' definitely one of the best for sharing the SKF love! :happydance:[/quote']

Very true,

Gbang is a fantastic SKF member.

Took the time to speak to me in person after purchasing some shrimp,

just to share some knowledge and point me in the right direction.

Great bloke!

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No problems buddy! How else do we spread the shrimp passion and love?!? :D promise me you will take some pics!!!

Will do when I can borrow a decent camera.

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Thanks Gbang for the great shrimp, carbon rilli culls, sunkist and reds. All acclimatised and looking great. The reds are the foundation of a dedicated red cherry tank and hopefully all goes to plan this time. Thanks for all your help and advice

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