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The new Atlfishclub.com website Library is here!

Yesterday morning I announced the release of the newly launched website Library to our club Facebook page. After addressing an issue with formatting and converting all of the newly added content into PDFs, the Library now supports the rapid access of its contents for all of our members.


As of right now, the new content on the Library came from our 2009 and 2010 Fish Talk magazines and have been converted into PDFs following an issue with the previous file format. Within the next few weeks I hope to be able to add on more content from the club’s Fish Talk Magazine.


If anyone has any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me by email or on Facebook.

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Jeromeo

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Auction after the Dean presentation

I had a wonderful time with the presentation and with the auction. And of course I spent more than I told myself I could, but don't regret it at all. With that being said, I bought 2 bags labeled Berlin swordtails. I'm extremely happy with them. I'm not a disgruntled buyer. But I do have a question for the seller. If they could contact me on here or on fb. I posted similar comment on the event post. Thanks in advance

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cryminy

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Does this site have DM?

Just wondered. I thought I saw a chat feature once, but I can't find it now.

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Scout
Scout
Oct 20

It does not display messages anymore the way the site used to, and none of my message history displays either. There is a chat feature, but it definitely works differently than the direct private messages did. If I click on your profile, a bubble saying "chat" displays in the lower right corner, and then I am asked to select a name from the menu. I've not tried it out yet. You are lucky if you get responses here, or if the site works as it should. Apparently people are more active on Facebook and that's where we really should be going for engagement with posts or people.

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Keeping tropical fish in tubs outside during the summer

Hi, I’m wondering what everyone’s experience is keeping fish outside during the summer. This is my first time trying it out and a was wondering when everyone starts bringing them indoors again? I noticed it got a little cooler last night and don’t want to loose anything when the temps get too low. Thanks!

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cryminy
cryminy
Sep 20

I'd keep a lot of fish outside if I could, but yeah abt the temps. I was trying to redo a larger tank for my Panda corys last summer, so moved them to a tank in the garage temporarily. I noticed within a few days that they were miserable b/c of the heat, so gave up that idea. Other fish, though? Sure, why not? I wish somebody else had answered, b/c I think it's a good question. I never noticed it getting much cooler at night last month, though. And I'd guess it also depends on what kind of container you have them in. Like an in-ground pond isn't going to have the temp swings the way an aquarium or other above-ground container. What kind(s) of fish do you have outdoors? Asking for a friend. 😶

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