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AUCTION 2006 - Charlotte Area Aquarists Society (NC)

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Charlotte (NC) Area Aquarist Society - AUCTION 2006
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First Annual CAAS Auction - 2006

We would like to let everyone know that the Charlotte Area Aquarist Society (CAAS) will be hosting the first ever Charlotte (NC) Fish Auction. You do NOT have to be a CAAS member to participate and the public is welcome. CAAS is very proud to offer the first annual Auction. The official date of this event will be September 23, 2006 at the Morris Field American Legion conveniently located on West Tyvola Road in Charlotte, NC. A printable auction registration form and auction rules will available at this site in the coming months.

Are there fish you have always wanted? This is going to be the place to get the fish of your dreams or find the bargain of the year. The best breeders will be here from the Southeast (NC, SC, & GA). There is no cost to attend the auction. The split for the sellers will be 75% to the seller and 25% to the Club. Come and find out what this will be all about! If you have a fish tank, you owe it to yourself to find out what a fish auction is like and see the kind of great fish and deals available.

Auction Chairman 2006
Paul Velasco (Chavez)

PS: There will be discus at the auction. Ken Davis, myself, and a few other discus enthusiasts will be in attendance. With fish in tow!!!

Details

Date: September 23, 2006

Location:
American Legion Hall
4300 West Tyvola Road
Charlotte, NC 28208

Saturday Auction:
9:00 AM - 12:00PM- Registration
10:30 AM - Auction begins

Contact Information:
Paul Velasco
704-258-0013
velascop@aol.com (Place CAAS Auction in subject line)

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