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EASTI is conducting net trainintgs in Indonesia and will soon start programs in the Philippines. PeterPeterIMA What's more fun than trying to reinvent the wheel?

Anyone else with any other ideas why is this specie now being caught here in PI? Also on some occasions, they would come in, part brownish and yellowish. And competely turned into a Brown Scopas once acclimated. Brown Scopas are very common here in PI. Mr. Jaime, FYI; fish sold in Cartimar are...

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Calling all top gunners on this board. Need your expertise here. Seems like that these Yellow Tangs are showing more and more frequently from our divers/suppliers varieties. My understanding is that, these species are only being caught in Hawaiian waters or somewhere near. Or they are also...

Maybe they put the whole Tuna fish in a blender to detect if mercury is present in the animal's meat. :lol: Blender anyone? :D

The City of Gotham doesn't know the person behind that Batman mask either.

I don't know which one is worst. I a Flip who can't write a proper English. or an American who can't read in their own language. Oh boy,..I give up on you. You and the doc are one and the same, Can't follow script...adios amigo.

dove oil...clove oil, religions, grammar class. All of your responses to a simple question is way off the strike zone. Again one more time, It is juiced or not? and why? referring to clove oil.

Clove oil, dove oil. OK let's hear it from the guy who can walk over the water. :)

So if some foreign countries used chemicals to catch MO, it's bad and illegal. But if used in the US of A. It's acceptable and nothing wrong with. It's that what you are saying? :lol:

Dove oil?....I don't know, you tell me.

Permit or no permit, the bottom line is it's still juiced fish. 8O

You can get a permit for a gun also. But it doesn't mean it can not be use to commit a crime. 8O

What is Quin? :lol: Quinaldine A colourless liquid used to anaesthetise fish prior to examination or surgery. It is also sometimes used to catch wild fish, but may be harmful to the environment. The chemical is the condensation product of aldehyde and aniline.