OT: Looking for Possible Home for Angelfish

[captbunzo]

I got this mesasge from my brother a couple minutes ago and thought I would come here to see if anyone has any thoughts.... (Gerald???)

A friend of mine here at the office has an elderly relative that is moving to Houston. This relative has an unknown quantity of and unknown type of Angle Fish that are of an unknown size. They are concerned that the fish will not make the trip to Houston. I said I was rather certain that with your Oklahoma City fish contacts that a home could be found for these fish.

The fish are in Mid-West City. I've asked that he find out the size of the tank, the type of fish and the size of the fish.

They still might wish to move the fish, I don't know for sure.

Thanks!

 

[herpchat]

What kind of angelfish?

Yes I can house fish until they find permanent homes

 

[herpchat]

What kind of angelfish?

Yes I can house fish until they find permanent homes

 

[herpchat]

If they wish to move the fish then I would go with the really large breather bags.

 

[papagimp]

are they getting rid of the tank setup or just the anglefish? Either way, I may be able to take one or two, depending on size and whatnot.

 

[captbunzo]

I am not sure what's up, above quoted is all the info I have...

 

[bigtyme]

home

home

I'll take one if its a dwarf.

 

[herpchat]

I would bet they are fresh water angelfish.

 

[captbunzo]

my guess as well.........

 

[papagimp]

Nothing wrong with freshwater fish! =o)

 

[captbunzo]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8318303#post8318303 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by papagimp
Nothing wrong with freshwater fish! =o)

Yep, they are GREAT with tartar sauce!

 

[papagimp]

LOL!!!! Actually, I would never eat a fish, as pretty and cool as they are, they are the worst tasting stuff ever!. Now that I think of it, I hate coconuts too. If I got stranded on a desserted Island, I'd be screwed!

 

[dugg]

Adam, come on down, i'll take you to the oyster bar down the street and break you in on the seafood lol. Not much better then fresh hot steamed oysters mmmmmmmmm, except maybe broiled rock shrimp. I didn't like seafood much when i lived in oklahoma, but here it is so much more fresh, that it is unbelievable. None of that fishy smell and taste at all. I probably eat seafood 3 to 4 nights a week now.

 

[CB]

angelfish

angelfish

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[papagimp]

When I was a kid Captn. I used to eat hushpuppies, does that count?

 

[captbunzo]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8318928#post8318928 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by papagimp
When I was a kid Captn. I used to eat hushpuppies, does that count?

Hmmmnnnn - why not!

Speaking of eating fish, I had a great big pile of Sushi and Sashimi for lunch today... Yumm!!! We also had a roll I've never tried before called a Dragon Roll. It was topped with Eel, which I love. Anyone know what kind of eel is served as sushi?

 

[captbunzo]

I think this post officially counts as talking to yourself, but I just read that eels served as Sushi are usually freshwater eels:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unagi

Wild & wacky!

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

I've had freshwater and saltwater eel. Their both good.

Did you hear back with more information yet?

 

[papagimp]

I had shark meat once down in mexico, couldn't say if it was good or not, it was spring break so I don't remember too much, but everyone said I liked it.

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

Shark Steak is delicious! One of my favorite dishes is Shark Almondine. Yes, I have expensive taste.