The RMCA Fall Auction is Saturday, October 22nd at the Colorado Academy

 Colorado Academy 3800 South Pierce Street
Denver, CO 80235 United States + Google Map
CA Building/Parking Map

Note: that we will be starting at 10:00 A. M.

Please arrive early to allow plenty of time to get registered for a bidder number. All bidders and sellers must be registered and must provide a name, address and email address to register.

To sell fish at the auction, or preview items, please register for an account at mygroupauctions.com
Sellers, we ask that you get there BEFORE 9:00 A.M. so that we have time to get your auction items checked-in and verified.  This also allows time for the buyers to preview the items up for sale.

Sellers please note the following rules:
* A maximum of 40 combined auction items (does not include quick-sale items) per seller are allowed.
* A maximum of 4 bags of a single species or color morph per seller are allowed.

If more than 4 bags of a single species or color morph are entered in the auction the excess items will be considered a donation to the RMCA.  Also note, that because there is no way to track the order in which the items were sold, the donated items will be selected based on selling price whereby the items with the HIGHEST selling price will be considered a 100% donation to the RMCA.

* Auction Splits will be strictly enforced
* There WILL NOT be a “Buy-It-Now” table at the auction

Our September Meeting, Dave’s Rare Fish Mini-Auction Lineup!
Got some awesome stuff! Some Wild Caught Pelvicachromis sacrimontis ”Red Form” and a Super Rare Malawi Hap, Stigmatochromis modestus! Dave is also sending another wild caught Synodontis notatus catfish, so if you missed out on your chance to get it the first time, now is your chance at it again! Dave goes all out for us, so please show his site davesfish.com some attention, and return the love!

LOCATION
Friday September 9th
Colorado Academy
3800 South Pierce Street
Denver, CO 80235
Meeting Starts at 7pm

Some cool stuff here! Finally a nice natural Maleri, those have not been around for a while. Maleri Peacocks are what was used to line breed into the German Reds/Ruby Peacocks, and the Chidunga variant is a really nice orange color. Some nice Black Kiriza Tropheus, These are different then Ikolas, for the yellow band goes up into the dorsal on these. Neolamp marunguensis are a really awesome lamp if you are into the lyretail types. These get a little larger then most brichardi/pulcher types, and the fins get nice aqua blue edges and nice blue eyes. Juli. malieri Gombe (Used to be transcriptus Gombe) has not been in town for a while here. And an Mbuna favorite, Purple Lion Lupingus! As a Nice Bonus we are also getting a bag of Crimson Tides, for those who know Victorians, these are pretty Epic. And Dave is also sending a nice Wild Caught Catfish again, Syn. notatus, these get a cool single spot (Or somethimes two or three spots) on the side, which make it kind of unique.

Dave puts a lot of effort into doing this for us, so please go support his shop, and check out his page at davesfish.com!

Each Species is considered one bag of juveniles.

5 x Tropheus sp. “Black” Kiriza
5 x Neolamprologus marunguensis Kapampa
5 x Julidochromis marlieri Gombe
5 x Aulonocara sp. “Stuartgranti Maleri” Chidunga Rocks
5 x Protomelas sp. “Steveni Imperial Tigress” Msisi
5 x Cynotilapia sp. “Lion” Lupingu
5 x Pundamilia sp. “Crimson Tide”
1 x Synodontis notatus wild

NOTE: Bob Allen, our speaker will be bringing in some cool fish for the mini auction as well, and so is our own Bob Grauer, and a few other members!

This is the LAST MEETING BEFORE  THE SUMMER BREAK!

LOCATION
Friday June 10th!
Colorado Academy
3800 South Pierce Street
Denver, CO 80235
Meeting Starts at 7pm