Greg I don't believe we have ever had the pleasure of speaking directly (or for that matter indirectly). Please do not make the accusations that you have based on... what are they based on? I am not a multi-millionare by any stretch of the imagination. In fact our office is a 20x30 concrete cook house set on a pond's edge. We do have over 50 ponds throughout 1500 acres, but just like everyone else we owe bills too. I have been educated in this field by many Universities in many different countries, but I learn everyday from the people I associate with. It is when you stop trying to learn that you make the worst mistake. And by the way, no nut would stock 10 K fish to an acre pond. Different ponds require different recomendations (as do people). In regards to the alkalinity mentioned, on a pH scale the reading should be 7-8 (putting it more on the alkaline side). What we test for in "hardness and alkalinity" is calcium and stress levels which ARE ideal around 200. Most ponds in South Georgia run 17-68. We recomend 120 or higher. This is just a recomendation for optimum fish growth. I am sorry to disagree with your statements Mr. Grimes, but we have seen far more success stories with our proven program than we have seen failures. Everyone has his/her own opinions (the American way), and I respect that. I also appreciate the chance you all have given me to defend myself and my work.

Do fish actually kiss?