Re: full of crap

[Jane Sherry]

Oops, long week. 

Guess you can tell where I get my fish? (From a store where there are the
choices between farm raised, wild, imported from far  wide via NYC's Fulton
Fish Market.) Don't think my landlords would go for a pond, yet.

Humbly,
Jane



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 Date: Sat, 8 Feb 2003 11:20:15 -0600
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 Subject: full of crap
 
 thank you Jane, for that enlightened statement.
 Farmed fish are usually full of antibiotics and other
 crap

Re: full of crap

[Allan Balliett]

thank you Jane, for that enlightened statement.
Farmed fish are usually full of antibiotics and other
crap

I'd suppose if you grow them yourself, they're full of
whatever 'crap' you choose to feed them. I was
wondering if anyone on the list has grown or thought
about growing fish as an offshoot to a greenhouse /
garden.


 head 'think tank' on that topic - - although they've gone hi-tech in 
recent years - - is Freshwater Institute, here in Shepherdstown, WV.

If you are seriously interested in what you can do in your area, I 
can introduce you via email to a biologist who can probably point you 
to the information you need.

Growing fish was a goal of the Ballietts when we moved out here to 
beautiful West Virgina.
-Allan