You
do not need to be a member of Sarnia Aquarium Society or any
other fish club to buy or sell items at this auction.
All items must be labeled with sellers
name, name of fish, number in bag, sex if possible, condition of goods
and minimum bid amount when applicable. PROPER LABELS MUST BE
USED. WRITING DIRECTLY ON THE BAG WILL NOT BE ALLOWED.
Proper fish bags and rubber bands must be
used. Ziplock bags and twist ties are not allowed. Larger
fish should be in buckets or Styrofoam boxes (they tear holes in
bags). Fish must be given ample amounts of water and air
space. Rebagging charge is $1 per bag. The auction chairman
may reject any item not meeting these standards.
We
retain the right to reject any fish not fit for sale. (e.g. sick,
deformed or badly damaged).
No
cracked or broken tanks will be accepted.
All
equipment offered for sale shall be in working order.
All
items become the sole responsibility of the buyer once they are
sold. We can accept no responsibility after that.
Sarnia
Aquarium Society assumes no responsibility for any item entered in the
auction or any personal injury occurring during the auction or on the
site where the auction is being held.
ALL
SALES ARE STRICTLY CASH!
S.A.S.
will retain 30% of the collected bid for each item auctioned.
There
will be a $3 registration charge for minimum bid items.
Your
proceeds will be mailed to you. A $1.00 charge for postage and
handling will be deducted from your proceeds.
All
auction items must be related to the aquatic hobby.
Any
item not claimed at the end of the auction becomes the property of
Sarnia Aquarium Society.
There
is a limit of 6 bags per species per person per colour submitted for
sale (e.g. 6 bags red guppies, 6 bags blue guppies). The auction
chairman will, at his discretion, reject any items that exceed these
limits.
For
more information: either call Ed Bosker 519-397-1895 or Jack Vander Aa
519-542-8282
or
We
recommend
that people wishing to buy fish should arrive at least 1 hour before
the
auction starts in order to get a good look at the fish because during
the
auction, the fish will be in a closed off area.