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Michael, if you read something of value to hobbyists, why not post what you now know?

Posted by Lee Aronfeld (Lee) on 5/13/2008, 5:10 pm, in reply to "Re: Need you ask? Of course, Jim....post it!"
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Mike,

If you have read something of value for this koi forum and/or if you know something as was recently offered to each us by Jim Riley, then - of course, you should be anxious to share it and to post it for all of us to see and learn from - as it is in this basic and practical manner we each learn from what you may have read regarding the differences in clay...and, we all equally benefit.

Michael, as for what type of clay which we are seeking and its purpose that is clearly understood, by now, don't you agree?

However, should you have something else of value to impart to us, such as the benefits of red Georgia clay, then you should be sharing that information with us, too?

This forums purpose is primarily to be instructive for all koi hobbyist...so, if you know something of importance to us, tell us!

Our best wishes to your very special Ms. Toni. We certainly hope she is feeling much better...

With hugs,

Lee

Re: Michael, if you read something of value to hobbyists, why not post what you now know? - Michael Anderson 5/14/2008, 12:13 am
- Why most people use clay in lined ponds... - Larry Iles 5/14/2008, 1:54 pm
  - Re: Why most people use clay in lined ponds... - Lee Aronfeld 5/14/2008, 4:13 pm

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