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![]() That is just "dirty" to sell an infestation. IMO if you have any sort of pest (especially when you know) you should not be sellIng anything. Nothing will crush a persons happiness and bank account more, especially wen you are just starting out. I think that without the exposure of the individual other reputable sellers in the GVRD will have a hard time selling their frags. This is unfortunate to hear and maybe the person will step up and "make it right".
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![]() yes... greasy move, especially when your the seller and you know you have a problem, but continue to sell stuff or trade stuff to a local fish store.. fix your problem then start to sell again...
dont pass your garbage infestation around... you guys know who you are that are selling this sh*#... dont forget about those damn monti eating nudis either, they are just as bad as AEFW, had a friend who got infested by a well known seller... just remember, its a small community and your name will be tossed around.. i have no problem telling other people this or that person has issues with their tanks.. i always tell people to dip whenever i sell a piece of coral.. because even myself, you never know if that one piece has something on it.. On the other hand, yes, its buyers responsibility to do their end of it by dipping.. if you accidentally sell and dont know about your problem, dont go denying it and keep selling. FIX YOUR PROBLEM FIRST.. SMH Last edited by acepumping; 04-03-2017 at 08:30 PM. |