SPEAK OUT!

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SPEAK - OUT
The secret to a successful aquarium is: The Truth about the Aquarium Industry

REEF READY! Or I like to call them “Drilled ”TANKS, For freshwater or saltwater it’s doesn’t matter. It is the filtration. The HO (High Output) T5s and LEDs were popular (can’t keep condy’s alive) but on their way out. LIGHT SPECTRUM! Very few are still using them, mostly as supplemental lighting. As a Pet Store owner we have replaced 4 lighting systems (in the last month) either back to PCs or up graded to HALIDES & VHOs (what most PROFESSIONALS use.). Light “Spectrum” is more important. Consumers are getting frustrated and let down. Hard to contact ANYBODY to help. After 6 months and $5,000.00 later noboby would reply. Misinformation about “Watts per gallon”.? (L.E.D.‘s do not count as watts) A man made up calculation. How many watts is the sun to how many gallons of water. Mother Nature is our best blue print in a closed system (aquariums). High out put? More energy! Size does matter. Inch per gallon.? Who made that one up. The fish also need to turn around. So if your are 6” you only need 72” of space to live in? “Nano tanks”? Now you need an expensive chiller. Maybe as a quarantine tank!

We have proven for over 5 years to our clients you need to start with GOOD water (R / O DI ). In our tanks we only add B-Ionic for essential elements and calcium, Phytoplankton (phytoplex), and Coral Accel (Kent Marine) for liquid foods, (Hikari) Mysis and (San Francisco) Cyclops Frozen cubes for food. (see fish foods) To cure our fish with virtually NO CHEMICALS. Exception: In extreme cases an antibiotic may be needed. Good, clean water. Sounds too simple? We have bread bangaii cardinals, (now into our second generation.) Not just ours but the ones we have sold as well. We even have baby flower pot corals ( gonipora) growing in a baby (Kiddy) pool. These creatures don’t care what kind of system you keep them in as long as they have enough space, good “clean” water and “Good lightning” We use (Blue Line) 14k 250 watt halides with VHO actinics. (Which can last 1 - 2 yrs.) and with the E-ballast which uses less electricity. THAT’S ALL. There maybe some people that have good success using other types of lighting or filtration, but it does NOT work for everybody. An expensive experiment.

UV sterilizers (see UV Death Rays) are another waste of money. They DO NOT KILL ALL PARISITES! Maybe algae, but what other damage is it doing. Ultra violet light can cause lots of other issues. LOOK IT UP. Just don’t take it for granted. YOU DON’T NEED ALL THAT JUNK! It’s enough to keep the average hobbyist to give it up or not to get into the hobby at all. We found after 30 years of doing this (from every aspect of the industry) the books are wrong. A bold statement. Grandpa wrote the book, son rewrote it and now grandson is copying the old ways of doing it. Let’s build it to break down. Let’s sell it to them before it dies on us. This is the attitude of the salesmen at the stores. As hobbyists we just want the “TRUTH!”.

The “Loop hole” bring us some of your water and we will test it for you. Oh, Your ammonia is too high! Or your ph is too low. What kind of lights are you using? Oh you need this and you need that. It’s designed to be a big melting pot. If they keep dying you have to keep buying. They make it feel as if it’s YOUR fault. We NEVER test that stuff. Even an engineer will tell you, the simpler, the better.

These creatures care about the water, temp, salinity, and lighting (for corals) and what they eat. The ocean is not just based on Strontium, Magnesium, Calcium, and Iodide. No garlic, lime juice, baking soda, or vodka (maybe when your tank crashes). We are NOT in the Ocean target feeding our anemones, (okay maybe carpets). Mother nature does a whole lot better job of keeping this stuff alive, then why can’t we. We are NOT chemists, although we play the part, nor are we biologists, or vets, yet we still try to play that part. We are not GOD and some people try to play his part too. We DO care about the health and well being of our creatures, so why support the pharmaceutical (chemical) companies and use our creatures as test subjects to experiment with.

As a nation we have the biggest over weight problem to pass on to our creatures. We need to parent our creatures and not feed them to death. They say “ feed as much as your fish can eat in 3 - 5 minutes” or dump this in “every day” I guess if I owned the company I might want you to buy more too. No I would not, but some people buy into this. I don’t buy into this anymore. Every business goes by supply and demand. STOP feeding into this. If we stop buying all this junk then maybe they will stop producing (supplying) it.

Yes we can over dose our creatures too.

It may have taken awhile for us to “WAKE UP” but we finally got there. Stop ordering in names on a page with a dollar amount. Take more time taking care of what we do have. By using these simple practices we have raised our success rate to 98% of what lives for us AND our clients. We will DO something about it.


If you would like to "SPEAK OUT" against any product, LPS( Local Pet Store), or Orginization we urge you to do so. Together we CAN make a difference. We will DO something about it!

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We need to put a STOP to the killing of the creatures.

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We too have been in the hobby for 40 years. We appreciate the credentials. We are divers collectors for 10 years. We have operated wholesale facilities and worked at an Aquarium. Over 10 years in retail. The proof is in the field. Lately, we have had numerous clients complain about this product dosing according to the directions. They want to give up the hobby because they can't afford ALL the ralley. I know the "DR." would not want this result. We have proven the last 6 yrs. NO chemicals are needed to treat "Ick" (kick-ick, which doesn‘t work either, killed my inverts.) (“Life Cycle of the Ick Parasite“. Doesn‘t kill the cysts),pop eye, along with other parasites & disease. We are VERY familiar with the technical information. At the Aquarium we watched fish die every day. Formaldehyde was what caused some of it. (Peeled the skin right off the fish) The Industry has changed in 40 years. We don't need to use drugs to treat every disease and/or parasites out there. What we DO know are the numbers. We don’t believe in using these creatures for “Test subjects” or us (humans) either. There are alternatives. Maybe instruct the “Pet Stores” not to push it off on the people and PLAY Dr. Most hobbyists are not. Blame it on the hobbyist? The REAL science is in the DEATH of the creatures this product is causing. Where does the responsibility lie from all the DEATHS of these creatures due to these products? OH, of course, not you! But it could be.

Best regards,
John Lovewell, World Sea Life Foundation, President

----- Original Message -----
From: rubyreef@comcast.net
To: Sea Save Inc.
Cc: Don Miller ; Sam Grillo
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 1:40 PM
Subject: Re: Ruby Reef Inc: RALLY

To the Concerned,

Ruby Reef products were created by Dr. Sam Grillo after years of research and testing. Dr. Grillo has been a fish hobbyist for over 40 years and saw the need for safe and effective disease management products. His experience in the human biomedical field, agriculture and aquaculture, including three years as director of a core facility at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, and ten years of developing and testing diagnostics and treatments for both human and agricultural applications in the biotechnology industry have produced extensive skills in disease management and control.

There is real science involved in our products. Formalin is one of three ingredients used in the formulation of Rally. Formalin is used in a dosage that activates the other ingredients and creates a new molecule that is not formalin and has properties separate and more effective than the sum of it's parts.

I'm attaching some technical information for your use. Please feel free to contact us for any further information.

Best regards,
Don Miller, Business Manager, CFO

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sea Save Inc." <seasaveemail@msn.com>
To: rubyreef@comcast.net
Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 3:39:37 PM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central
Subject: Ruby Reef Inc: RALLY

This is an enquiry e-mail via http://www.rubyreefinc.com from:
Sea Save Inc. <seasaveemail@msn.com>

People are entering our facility complaining about this product. Is NOT reef safe and is KILLING creatures all over town. False advertisement is punishable by law. Please STOP Killing these creatures. Formalin is a class b carcinogen (cancer-causing substance or agent: a substance or agent that can cause cancer. Radiation and some chemicals and viruses are carcinogens. ) Not Safe for animal use or consumption EVER! We have a whole list of people who have killed their pets from this product in both ponds and saltwater aquariums and want to get out of the hobby all together. STOP!

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HydroPlex
The HydroPlex water treatment contains a number of ingredients that have been approved by the Unites States Food and Drug Administration for over the counter sales.
These ingredients include preservatives used for eye makeup, lipstick, lotions, etc., as well as antibacterials used in handsoaps and shampoos (e.g. for dandruff). HydroPlex also includes compounds effective for the control of yeast and fungal (e.g. athletes foot) problems.
Due to this combination of ingredients HydroPlex is a water treatment that is effective for the control of harmful bacteria, ciliated (e.g., “ich”) and flagellated (e.g. “marine velvet”) protozoa, infectious fungi and algae, and other parasitic organisms affecting fish and other aquatic species.
The HydroPlex water treatment contains a number of ingredients that have been approved by the Unites States Food and Drug Administration for over the counter sales.
These ingredients include preservatives used for eye makeup, lipstick, lotions, etc., as well as antibacterials used in handsoaps and shampoos (e.g. for dandruff). HydroPlex also includes compounds effective for the control of yeast and fungal (e.g. athletes foot) problems.
Due to this combination of ingredients HydroPlex is a water treatment that is effective for the control of harmful bacteria, ciliated (e.g., “ich”) and flagellated (e.g. “marine velvet”) protozoa, infectious fungi and algae, and other parasitic organisms affecting fish and other aquatic species.
HydroPlex was made possible by the development of a proprietary chemical matrix that provides for the isolation -- and elimination of cross reaction between -- the active ingredients.

STOP useing these chemicals on your saltwater creatures! We find this unacceptable!!!!!!! Read about what you are putting and treating you pets with. Let us know what you think. YOU MAY ALSO VISIT OUR WEB-SITE AT http://WWW.SEASAVE.COM OR http://WWW.WORLDSEALIFEFOUNDATION.ORG.

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STOP DRILLING IN OUR OCEANS!

We must protect our Oceans above all else. Why is this so important? Facts are stated above. By tragedies such as, Hazardous Waste Materials being dumped, trash, over fishing and a lack of respect. Two many people are pointing fingers at each other rather than dealing with the hard facts. We ALL are responsible. We the people have the control. We vote for our representatives, and senators, we feed ourselves from it's resources and when it's gone, then what? We buy our products to support these industries without any thought of where our money goes AFTER we spend it. What we do effects the whole world, not just us. I, I, I, me, me, me, attitude will be the down fall of all humanity and the world in which we live. YES, money, greed, and selfishness. We have a responsibility to take care of where we live. As a voice for the creatures: "Don't come in MY house and dump your stuff. You do NOT own the Oceans". If you think what you do does not matter, IT DOES! What comes around goes around (the whole planet). It is possible to stop this down slide, the earth can heal itself over time if we stop NOW!
Links:

http://videos.nola.com/times-picayune/2 ... ive_1.html

http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=67760022

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After calling and answered all the questions to be able to volunteer for the oil spill. This is the responce I recieved.

Beach Clean-Up in Cameron Parish

www.lagulfresponse.org

DAY 41 - BP OIL SPILL
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY

Dear Volunteers,

Thank you for your patience in allowing us to respond to the BP Oil Spill with a coordinated and safe volunteer program. We've received numerous emails asking why volunteers haven't been mobilized to assist with oil removal at this time. First, many areas of Louisiana that have been impacted by oil are sensitive marsh areas that are only accessible by boat and require professional training for oil remediation activities. Second, BP is only using trained and paid contractors to handle oiled material on beaches and shorelines. Third, we do not want to detract from the use of a local and contracted workforce that may rely on compensation for clean-up related activities to supplant the interruption of their previous income.

As you can see there are many considerations for how we implement safe, coordinated and sensitive volunteer activities. With the disappointing news Saturday that the top kill was unsuccessful, we have to be planning for a long and hard fight against oil on our shorelines.

The first step in the fight against oil is to reduce the amount of debris in the potential impact zones to the west of the current oiled shorelines. Debris and trash that collects on our shorelines can potentially get covered in oil and make the clean-up of these natural areas even more complicated. In anticipation of oil moving westward, we are planning a Beach Clean-Up project in Cameron Parish.

This project will include the removal of debris, both natural and anthropogenic, from the shoreline to make the removal of oil less difficult and reduce the amount of hazardous material we will have to dispose of once affected by the oil spill. In addition to picking up trash, we will be raking and moving the organic debris from the waterline to past the high tide line. The last volunteer project in Lower Jefferson Parish was a complete success and turned out to be a great asset now that the Grand Isle area is being affected. This is a pre-landfall clean-up; there will be no handling of any oil contaminated material or wildlife.

Beach Clean-Up in Cameron Parish
Saturday, June 5, 2010
8:30 am to 3:00 pm

Volunteers MUST register online for this event. Unregistered volunteers will not be accepted, so REGISTER TO HELP TODAY!

During the Beach Clean-Up event on June 5th, GRIT and BP will provide:
· All required equipment, including gloves, trash bags, shovels, bug spray, sunscreen, etc.
· Food and refreshments to all volunteers
· Disposal for the trash collected
· First aid kits and a first responder on site
· A 30-minute safety lesson prior to the day's activities

BP requires that all volunteers must be 21 years or older. The project site is located along the Cameron Shoreline near Holly Beach. This is a single day event. Volunteers must provide their own transportation to and from the project site. Volunteers will be emailed details about the event and what to bring/wear, including the exact meeting location, once they are registered.

BP and GRIT are organizing events to ensure the safety and well-being of the volunteers, as well as the wildlife and natural areas. It is required that volunteers participate in an organized event at an approved location and do not attempt to access natural areas on their own. Many areas are privately-owned, are undergoing construction activities, or have nesting wildlife, so coordination with GRIT and BP is imperative to a safe event. Please do not attempt to engage in volunteer activities on your own.

If you are not able to volunteer for this event, please consider making a financial donation to help GRIT to provide additional opportunities in the future. Click here to donate

Sincerely,

Gulf Response Involvement Team

Members:
Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program
Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana
National Audubon Society
National Wildlife Federation
The Nature Conservancy

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2nd Response:

Dear Volunteers,

Thank you for your patience in allowing us to respond to the BP Oil Spill with a coordinated and safe volunteer program. We’ve received numerous emails asking why volunteers haven,t been mobilized to date. First, many areas of Louisiana that have been impacted by oil are sensitive marsh areas that are only accessible by boat and require professional training for oil remediation activities. Second, BP is only using trained and paid contractors to handle oiled material. Third, we do not want to detract from the use of a local and contracted workforce that may rely on compensation for clean-up related activities to supplant the interruption of their previous income.

As you can see there are many considerations for how we implement safe, coordinated and sensitive volunteer activities. With the news that the top kill was unsuccessful, we have to be planning for a long and hard fight against oil on our shorelines.

The first step in the fight against oil is to reduce the amount of debris in the potential impact zones to the west of the current oiled shorelines. Debris and trash that collects on our shorelines can potentially get covered in oil and make the clean-up of these natural areas even more complicated. In anticipation of oil moving westward, we are planning a Beach Clean-Up project in Cameron Parish.

This project will include the removal of debris, both natural and anthropogenic, from the shoreline to make the removal of oil less difficult. In addition to picking up trash, we will be raking and moving the organic debris from the waterline to past the high tide line. This is a pre-landfall clean-up; there will be no handling of any oil contaminated material or wildlife.

Beach Clean-Up in Cameron Parish
Saturday, June 5, 2010
8:30 am to 3:00 pm

Volunteers MUST register online for this event at https://www.thedatabank.com/dpg/316/mtg ... rmid=event
Unregistered volunteers will not be accepted.

BP requires that all volunteers must be 21 years or older. The project site is located along the Cameron Shoreline near Holly Beach. This is a single day event. Volunteers must provide their own transportation to and from the project site. Volunteers will be emailed details about the event and what to bring/wear, including the exact meeting location, once they are registered.

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DAY 49:

The whole truth and nothing but the truth…
SO HELP US GOD!!!

Why are they collecting 20,000 barrels of oil when it was only leaking 1,000 barrels? Per day? Why did they just now find ANOTHER leak? Was it there all this time? We will NEVER know the “REAL” truth. My definition of truth obviously is much different than theirs. I don’t think THEY know the difference between the truth and a lie any more. That is called a habitual liar. The simple truth is they just don’t know and are not going to tell us the WHOLE truth to make themselves look good. Too much talk! Nothing is being done because of talk, talk, talk, God says “DO something least you do nothing at all”. I’m so sick of all this talk, about what we COULD do or what COULD be done. Oh, but we can’t DO anything in the mean time? Let’s just talk about it, think about it, think about it, and talk about it, and think about then talk about it some more. Then maybe someday we could come up with our own solution so WE can get the credit for solving the problem they created. Somebody once wrote a song, “A little less talk and A LOT more action. Why does it take so long to get anything done? It’s just down right sickening, disgusting, and irresponsible of the whole situation. The government says they own the ocean. Bull poop! (B.P.) Their only concern “From day one” was and is to be able to collect the oil for the dollar, to hide the “REAL” truth and to see how much they can get by with. They really don’t have a clue. Some say we have to have the oil to survive. We can’t get around without it. Hooey! My question is “Is it worth it?” the trillions of lives it has KILLED! NO NOT ONE! The many more it will impact from this day forward and for many years to come. Some will recover and others will not. It’s not just this time, what about the next. What about the wars over it? This is such a shame. I, For one am NOT proud to be an American. Their pride will be their down fall. The right kind of pride comes from “Doing the RIGHT thing, just because it’s the right thing to do”. They are just telling us what they think we need to hear. Well, I for one am not buying it. Any of it! Let’s concentrate on shrimp, crabs, fish we eat, Charters, and tourists. What about the survival of all the other species that exist. WE are not the most important thing that walks the face of the earth. Bottom line we ALL will pay for it is so many different ways. Their math just doesn’t add up. In MY opinion they are ALL corrupt. Trust in NO man, especially if they are on the pay roll. We do have the technology to change, but not the willingness to act. Rake’em for more until they have nothing left, then when you loose it means nothing. They use our children against us. Would you do it for them? Most people will do just about anything for their children. To have a better life, a better future but all we are rally doing is making is worse. When you tare them down so much they really do have nothing left to loose, people will become desperate and do what they normally would not do .Maybe that’s what they are counting on. GOD is not responsible for this out come it was the destruction of MAN. Of us all. Of the people who have used and abused the recourses provided without giving back. Take what you can get? That type of attitude has got us in the shape we are in today. That is why our children will continue to pay for it. Now we are using up resources that might be there tomorrow, next year, and next generation.. and they call it “Progress”

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PURGED SEAFOOD
WANTED: GULF COAST Shrimpers, Fishermen, Watermen, Crabbers, Oystermen,
We have developed a way to take contaminated seafood and purge it of impurities making the seafood safe enough to eat. (For over 6 yrs.) For $1,000 dollars ($500 for each additional) we can set up a 625 gal. 8ft. Tub that would take bad seafood and make it clean again. Putting you back to work and when this mess is over the same tubs could be used to spawn oysters, shrimp or crabs, etc. helping bring back the wild population of creatures. P.S. Let BP know.

“GULF ARK”
We need to save a sampling of the different sea life in the gulf preserving it for future generation’s oysters, crabs, shrimp, fish; corals, sea horses, etc. are all different in different locations. I.E. We can’t put Chesapeake Bay oysters in Gulf waters. Since the fishermen that have nothing to do right now could be out collecting the seeds of the Gulf of Mexico that make up the eco system. Saving them from extinction. For future repopulation. Killing all the life in the gulf would be terrible, but if we couldn’t bring it back that would be FOREVER. We could show them how to set up and hold sea life very cost effective and practical. In conjunction with Aquariums, fisherman, watermen, crabber, shrimpers, hobbyists, etc. we could SAVE the sea life BEFORE it’s too late. All we need is SOMEBODY to listen.

WORLDS LARGEST PROTEIN SKIMMER:
The oil leaking into the Gulf would no be a problem if it was contained, right? Okay, here is a practical idea to contain “ALL” the oil escaping into the Ocean.
Place a large floating boom all around the area (water zero) with mile deep fishnets with sheets sewed into them hooked form the surface to the bottom creating a giant tube around the oil spill. Then Ventura inject air into the blow out preventer, in essence creating a giant protein skimmer. (An apparatus used to separate and collect organics, proteins or oils from the water of a marine tank.) ALL the oil would form into a froth that could easily collected with skimmer boats.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT AN IDEA:

http://newsroom.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/0 ... torysearch

http://www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com ... 31/546759/

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PURGED SEAFOOD
WANTED: GULF COAST Shrimpers, Fishermen, Watermen, Crabbers, Oystermen,
We have developed a way to take contaminated seafood and purge it of impurities making the seafood safe enough to eat. (For over 6 yrs.)For $1,000 dollars ($500 for each additional) we can set up a 625 gal. 8ft. Tub that would take bad seafood and make it clean again. Putting you back to work and when this mess is over the same tubs could be used to spawn oysters, shrimp or crabs, etc. helping bring back the wild population of creatures. P.S. Let BP know.

“GULF ARK”
We need to save a sampling of the different sea life in the gulf preserving it for future generation’s oysters, crabs, shrimp, fish; corals, sea horses, etc. are all different in different locations. I.E. We can’t put Chesapeake Bay oysters in Gulf waters. Since the fishermen that have nothing to do right now could be out collecting the seeds of the Gulf of Mexico that make up the eco system. Saving them from extinction. For future repopulation. Killing all the life in the gulf would be terrible, but if we couldn’t bring it back that would be FOREVER. We could show them how to set up and hold sea life very cost effective and practical. In conjunction with Aquariums, fisherman, watermen, crabber, shrimpers, hobbyists, etc. we could SAVE the sea life BEFORE it’s too late. All we need is SOMEBODY to listen.

WORLDS LARGEST PROTEIN SKIMMER:
The oil leaking into the Gulf would no be a problem if it was contained, right? Okay, here is a practical idea to contain “ALL” the oil escaping into the Ocean.
Place a large floating boom all around the area (water zero) with mile deep fishnets with sheets sewed into them hooked form the surface to the bottom creating a giant tube around the oil spill.

Then Ventura inject air into the blow out preventer, in essence creating a giant protein skimmer.

(An apparatus used to separate and collect organics, proteins or oils from the water of a marine tank.) ALL the oil would form into a froth that could easily collected with skimmer boats.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT AN IDEA:

http://newsroom.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/0 ... torysearch

http://www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com ... 31/546759/

FINALY: ECOSHERE TECHNOLOGIES IS OFFERING BP OUR SKIMMER PROCESS.

Ventura inject air into the blow out preventer.

It does NOT have to be ozonated, all is has to be is "Ventura injected". In others words inject air. We have proven you don't need them. Just another expensive piece of (junk) equipment they try to push on you. An idea doesn't have to be about the money either. Now Ecosphere Technologies is trying to SELL this idea. The most frustrating part of this whole process is the paper work. I don't think any ideas are being truly considered if you don't have PhD behind your name. It doesn't take a scientist to keep these creature ALIVE. We use to help our neighbors whether we profited or not.

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We were asked to attend an environmental event this weekend at the National Aquarium. We went Thursday to meet with a representative of the aquarium. We did tell her we had live animals that we bring and she said “that was fine, just “NO selling”. Sharks or oysters, what’s the difference? Oysters were fine and they could stay? What, they are not considered an animal? Oysters have more rights than sharks! She also told us if there was bad weather we could not bring them in, they were on their own. Oh, don’t forget the hand sanitizer! Which would have killed them resulting in a drastic drop in Ph and a spike in nitrates.
After setting up our display (which took over a half an hour) she told us we would have to leave. When we asked why she could not tell us other than the fact we had a “baby” nurse shark, what did she expect, goldfish? We told her we had sharks!
We are called “SEA SAVE”; We are a company dedicated to the well being of all sea life on earth. We were there to get signatures to STOP the sale of sharks (that get 14 feet and 800 pounds) to pet stores. NOT ONE Aquarium in the U.S.A. take living donations and you can’t let them go into the wild. They ALL tell us to “KILL THEM”. From first hand knowledge, the aquariums order their fish from Dynasty Marine in Florida or Sea Dwelling Creatures in California (among others), that kills 3 out of 4 sharks or creatures they get in because they still after 40 years use copper, formaldehyde, methane blue, malachite green, which KILLS them. These are the so called experts? Experts in “Old School”!
The national aquarium should stand for the best in our nation, if this is the best the jokes on us… We in fact were the ONLY ones who were there NOT peddling life for money. We were just trying to make it better for all. Besides, if they would have given these poor sharks a good home to begin with, we would not have even had them, Ironic isn’t it. We asked them to HELP save another aquarium in the gulf, but they said they didn’t have enough room for what they DID have. They are just another business like everything else and nothing more, What a shame! Just another hypocrite turning up the fire on a dancing dolphin!

John Lovewell President Sea Save Inc.
Founder: World Sea Life Foundation

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PURGED SEAFOOD
WANTED: GULF COAST Shrimpers, Fishermen, Watermen, Crabbers, Oystermen,
We have developed a way to take contaminated seafood and purge it of impurities making the seafood safe enough to eat. (For over 6 yrs.) For $1,000 dollars ($500 for each additional) we can set up a 625 gal. 8ft. Tub that would take bad seafood and make it clean again. Putting you back to work and when this mess is over the same tubs could be used to spawn oysters, shrimp or crabs, etc. helping bring back the wild population of creatures. P.S. Let BP know.

“GULF ARK”
We need to save a sampling of the different sea life in the gulf preserving it for future generation’s oysters, crabs, shrimp, fish; corals, sea horses, etc. are all different in different locations. I.E. We can’t put Chesapeake Bay oysters in Gulf waters. Since the fishermen that have nothing to do right now could be out collecting the seeds of the Gulf of Mexico that make up the eco system. Saving them from extinction. For future repopulation. Killing all the life in the gulf would be terrible, but if we couldn’t bring it back that would be FOREVER. We could show them how to set up and hold sea life very cost effective and practical. In conjunction with Aquariums, fisherman, watermen, crabber, shrimpers, hobbyists, etc. we could SAVE the sea life BEFORE it’s too late. All we need is SOMEBODY to listen.

WORLDS LARGEST PROTEIN SKIMMER:
The oil leaking into the Gulf would no be a problem if it was contained, right? Okay, here is a practical idea to contain “ALL” the oil escaping into the Ocean.
Place a large floating boom all around the area (water zero) with mile deep fishnets with sheets sewed into them hooked form the surface to the bottom creating a giant tube around the oil spill. Then Ventura inject air into the blow out preventer, in essence creating a giant protein skimmer. (An apparatus used to separate and collect organics, proteins or oils from the water of a marine tank.) ALL the oil would form into a froth that could easily collected with skimmer boats.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT AN IDEA:

http://newsroom.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/0 ... torysearch

http://www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com ... 31/546759/

DAY 70: FINALLY GOT A RESPONCE - GO FIGURE

Dear John Lovewell,

Thank you for your submission to the Alternative Response Technology (ART) process for the Deepwater Horizon MC252 incident. Your submission has been reviewed for its technical merits.
It has been determined that your idea falls into one of the following ART categories: Already Considered/Planned, Not Feasible, or Not Possible, and therefore will not be advanced for further evaluation. To date, we have received over 80,000 submissions with each submission receiving individual consideration and priority based on merit and need.
BP and Horizon Deepwater Unified Command appreciate your contribution and interest in responding to this incident.
Thank you very much,
Horizon Response Team