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What type of road show are you talking about?
What companies are involved?
There seems to be some kind of road show at junction 8 starting from yesterday. Anyone visited it yet? Me making a trip down today to look see look see. Just felt that these are not well advertised and want to go also didn't know. Maybe we should try to "advertise" here and use this opportunity to rouse interest in the local community.
What type of road show are you talking about?
What companies are involved?
Suppose you are talking about aquatic roadshow. if so, be sure to update us on any offers, and what's going on. also when the roadshow end.
By QianHu. Got Bettas, Discus, arowanas, lobsters, CRS, etc
Last edited by aqualover; 16th Dec 2006 at 15:54.
When there yesterday. Nothing of interest. Their so call high grade CRS don't look high grade to me.
Corydoras: 2 x adolfoi, 1 x agassizii, 5 x albino aeneus, 3 x arcuatus, 4 x atropersonatus, 3 x axelrodi, 6 x axelrodi variante B, 4 x caudimaculatus, 5 x duplicareus, 8 x goldlines, 3 x kanei, 3 x loretoensis, 6 x melini, 4 x panda, 6 x schwartzi, 3 x similis, 4 x sterbai, 4 x surinamensis, 5 x trilineatus, 4 x tukano & 3 x zygatus
RIP 1 x adolfoi, 1 x albino aeneus & 2 x panda
aqualover, thanks for providing the picture! can see there's some crowd
Hai... went there just now... sad place. Thought I might see something interesting. I think C328 got more things to see. Sorry for the bad info.
Thanks, I've got some more, all taken from a distance cos' I wouldn't want to be stopped by the building mgmt or the QianHu staffOriginally Posted by richietay
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anyone have any idea when's the last day? Want to prevent making down a wasted trip.
I found this link online. Hope that it is useful
http://cmt.capitalandretail.com/ad/j8/226.jpg
Any Betta cocina there?
Any idea what's that company/organisation who Qian Hu is collaborating with to do this roadshow? Can't really make out the logo in the picture...
is there any shovelnose catfish or other types of catfishes there?
*do not want to waste a trip there as J8 got nothing to shop!! hahah*
Last edited by Justikanz; 16th Jun 2006 at 14:02.
Before, we rush to fish farms. Now, fish farms come right to our doorsteps.
I’m curious if this is a tell tale sign that all is not well with the aquarium industry. They’re doing this either to up bottom line or simply to stay afloat. I get the sense that the aquarium industry is languishing what with waning interest in the hobby. Me? I’ve not stepped into a LFS for months, and I wonder if I’m speaking for many out there as well. When customers don’t come to you, you go to them, right?
LFS that are suffering should blame those hobbyists who cursed the LuoHans when they were high and mighty in their heyday.
Those people that saw you are lunch time crowd on Tuesday (1st day).
Should have more people on weekends. Anyway, the prices aren't compelling enough to make me make any impulsive purchase. IMO, not expensive, but no tempting discount either.
Dropped by the road show just now. Think overall, the show is to stirr up interest among the general public into fish keeping. Don't have much complicated stuff or too difficult fish.
But I think some of the staff may not be too well trained. I was looking at this Arcadia 2ft light, then a sales person came to me. As there are no price label, I asked him how much is it. He couldn't give me a definate answer, just "hummm....er..about $xxx." How can a customer make a decision to buy or not with that kind of answer? haiz.... Then I ask him is it a T5 or a T8 light. He goes..."yes, yes". I give him a benefit of doubt as he might not hear my question clearly with all the background noise, so I ask him the question again, closer to his ears and spoke slower. He goes "Humm....Errrr.. Yes, Yes". With that, I just walk out. Haiz....
I don't normally expect many exotics at such shows and feel they're there more to attract new hobbyists.
But I saw something like 2 or 3 Eheim ProIII on display there!
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And all at list priceI don't normally expect many exotics at such shows and feel they're there more to attract new hobbyists.
But I saw something like 2 or 3 Eheim ProIII on display there!
Must be one of those part time/temp staffs. That is why sometimes i don't really like to go those exhibition.
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