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To: arnold silver who wrote (3577)	11/6/2003 10:05:09 AM
From: Ken W	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Arnie I use a food that is algae based, yes it does bring out the colors in the koi...I could not and would not eat any of my fish!!! LOL #1 they are my pets and #2 I don't think they would taste that good. My son has a small lake on his ranch, in which he keeps cat fish...now those we eat..and we don't care what color they are. RE: CYAN I read the most recent earnings..they look pretty good all things considered, even returned to a profit! With costs somewhat fixed I agree with the article that they could be good investment. The lawsuit is out of the way...the only thing that bothers me is the listing requirement of 1.00. They keep dippin under the buck, last time they did a reverse to attain the listing minimum. TA wise there is a little gap to fill about .62 so will add there if need be. Ken