zoabank and fragbank

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i have two domains, www.zoabank.com and www.fragbank.com. i had big ideas for them, but with work and the family, it's kind of falling through.plus i have no idea how to set up a website. i have free 5 page support for a year on both sites. i thought about trading them for more zoas, showcasing some of my zoas or doing something worthy with a zoa freak- frag freak, like myself. any ideas? thanks, brian t.
 
Hey Brian,

Glad to see ya here, and thanks again for the trade last week, mucho appreciato! Hope they are settling in for you. Yours are doing nicely here, Thanks and Welcome!

Peace, Bryan
 
thanks bryan. your the best. PURE CAPTIVE all the way. your frags are doing great, the yellow eclipses are blowing up. super sweet. you definitely gave my the royal treatment. ten times over.
see you next month.
 
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Hey Fickle, I use a little mysis, a little Coral Vibrance (high protein mix from the makers of Oceans Blend) (IMO I think it is very close to super finely ground up CyclopEze), a dash of De-capsulated Artemia, and a pinch of DT's Oyster Eggs.

I hit all my feeders once a week to every two weeks.

I was lucky enough to work a trade with realschool for some of my orginal Armegeddons from 2 years ago...and he's been feeding them regularly, so I'm not about to stop :)

Peace, Bryan
 
thanks a million coralnutz, i wanted to showcase zoas and frags, and figured you keep all the valuables in the bank, why not zoas and frags. i thought i would have high end zoas in a VAULT, and so on. big dreams. great job on this site. beautiful.
 

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