Thanks Roe's Marine World!!!

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I put in an order at Roe's Marine world for a Duncan polyp, a torch frag, and favia frag, and an acan frag. All came in beautifully, and were exactly what the pictures looked like when I ordered them. In fact, the Duncans are even nicer than I thought!!!

I mentioned that we were having our state frag auction this month on the 28th to raise money for speakers, and Roe's threw in not one but TWO extra Duncan polyps to be auctioned off.

I really can't explain how grateful I am!!!!!!

:D
Laurie Smith
 
Here's an updated shot, fully extended. Not only can you see it in person, two of them will be auctioned to benefit SWAM on Jan 28th!!!! You could own one, or two if you can beat all other takers!

If anyone wants to place a maximum absentee bid, I will be more than happy to bid for you up to the max bid amount.

:D
Laurie

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Nice Laurie, but we have a warrant for your pictures arrest. :nopic: :nopic2:
 
Don't shoot! Don't shoot!!! I swear officer, it was in aanother thread!!

LOL
Laurie
 
<grin> No, no you were right though... shoulda been in the first post here too!
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