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I was wondering if it would be possible, and if there's interest in having a freshwater forum on the site. One of the other reef sites I'm a member of keeps a forum dedicated to the other side of aquarium keeping. Any thoughts?
 
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I think it could eventually help boost membership and sponsorship of the site as well.
 

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Hey very cool with me. I can only see it as a plus really. So what just one General FW Forum?
 
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I'd say one "everything FW" forum to start and see how it goes from there. If it really takes off it might need to be broken up some more.
 

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I don't know jack about FW so some of you guys would need to make that forum a special project! :D
 

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This will be awesome! I’ve been enjoying posting fuzzy out of focus saltwater pics, and now I can post fuzzy out of focus pics of my little albino monsters (oscars).

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Wow, you must have a huge tank for all those oscars! I think we could make a go of a FW forum. FWIW I don't sell anything freshwater related; I just enjoy fish of all kinds. Freshwater dragon gobies, now those are awesome :) Totally prehistoric looking.
 

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Rev,

Another forum I belong to has a 'General Freshwater' forum which discusses everything from tanks, to Koi ponds to Brackish Paludarium. Really enjoyable to read from time to time. I used to raise Discus and a couple of the poster have nice planted Discus tanks that are awesome.
 

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The Oscars are in a 55gal but it’s just a grow out tank they will be going out side in a pond as soon as they get a little bigger. I live in Florida so with a heater they will live through winter.
 
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Ah, to live where things will make it through winter and the state doesn't essentially outlaw ponds. In Maine it's basically impossible to have a pond with ornamental fish. Koi are illegal. Have fun with them :)
 

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Somebody kick it off!
 
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Thanks Rev!
 

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Ah, to live where things will make it through winter and the state doesn't essentially outlaw ponds. In Maine it's basically impossible to have a pond with ornamental fish. Koi are illegal. Have fun with them :)

What part of Maine? My wife was raised there. Will be there to visit family in couple weeks.
 
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We operate out of Lisbon Falls. It's just east of Lewiston, about 40 minutes north of Portland on I-295.
 

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