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Hi 1 Month ago  
Am I newbie to fish? No. Been at this since about 1972.

Am I newbie to fish keeping in Ireland? No. I know a few people in the fish-world scene here since I moved over a few years ago.

Am I in an Irish aquatic society? No.

Am I newbie to this site? Yes.

(In fact, I've never joined a fish-keeping forum previously)

So, Hi to all those who I know in 'the real world' of fish-keeping, 'Hi'to anyone from herpetological forums who i might know, and 'Hi' to everyone else who I may not know.

I still keep alot of fish....but I've been concentrating on herpetology over recent years, and am involved with the recently formed Herpetological Society of Ireland (and there is a few close connections between that and fish-keeping).

ian
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
Hi Ian and welcome to the forum.
Are you more interested in reptiles or amphibians? Or is it both?

Darren.
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
platty252 wrote:
Hi Ian and welcome to the forum.
Are you more interested in reptiles or amphibians? Or is it both?

Darren.

Hi ya,

My main interest would be amphibians, but I do love the old chameleons as well (I've got a few nice ones of them).

....and Old Fish tanks convert nicely to new frog tanks.
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
hi ian, welcome to the forum. what species of frog do you keep. i am fascinated with the beautiful arrow poison frogs.
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
there is a lady on here goes by the name of Goldy that has a soft spot for amphibians, and fish of course.
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
Ian,
I have only joined this site recently aswell, there are a lot of great folks on here. Really helpful.
Welcome and hope u enjoy it.
Regards,
Denis
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Hi,
welcome to the forum.
Regards,Tim
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hi ian, good to see ya on itfs.
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
Hi and welcome to the forum. This might sound like "newbie" question but may I ask, what is 'the real world' of fish-keeping?

Jay
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Re:Hi 1 Month ago  
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Hi and welcome to the forum. This might sound like "newbie" question but may I ask, what is 'the real world' of fish-keeping?

Jay

Valid question, Jay.
Over to Ian for an explanation.

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