Waialeale Discus Fish Hatchery

[Skip]

I have seen this guy's site before.. has anybody ever dealt with him?

http://www.hawaiidiscus.com/

just wondering.. i searched all of SD.. and there was only one post tell a person moving to the ISLAND and to check his place out..

so it made wonder.. why?

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sorry MOD.. i put this in wrong place.. meant for GENERAL DISCUSSION :(

[Eddie]

You moving to Hawaii Skip? LOL

[Skip]

i hear they have great weather.. :)

[Northwoods Discus]

I can verify the great weather, we were in Kauai in February. It was wonderful. I wondered about aquariums there. There is strict import regulations for pets, plants etc. They made us dump some oranges we had in our pack. We did a deep sea fishing charter and had a 500 pound marlin on for a few minutes until it snapped 200 lb test leader.

[Mr.BigBlock]

He's located on the Big Island so I haven't had a chance to visit his hatchery yet...maybe on the next trip there.

We do have quarantine laws, but bringing in discus usually isn't a big deal with the right permits.

Oh, and the weather is great this time of year.

[Jennie]

Kauai is awesome..not crowded and not so much concrete! beautiful green

[CliffsDiscus]

He's located on the Big Island so I haven't had a chance to visit his hatchery yet...maybe on the next trip there.

We do have quarantine laws, but bringing in discus usually isn't a big deal with the right permits.

Oh, and the weather is great this time of year.

2ljd,
Where is Ray Kasaka(Discus Hawaii) retire? I love the beaches at North Shore and Leonards's Malasadas.

Cliff

[BOBT00LS]

I have seen this guy's site before.. has anybody ever dealt with him?

http://www.hawaiidiscus.com/

just wondering.. i searched all of SD.. and there was only one post tell a person moving to the ISLAND and to check his place out..

so it made wonder.. why?

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sorry MOD.. i put this in wrong place.. meant for GENERAL DISCUSSION :(

I actually purchased a few White Butterfly's from them several years ago. The discus were large, thick and the gentleman I dealt with was very accomodating. He sent me pics of each individual fish and they shipped from Hawaii to NJ very well.

Bob

[Mr.BigBlock]

Hi Cliff,

I haven't heard that name in a while. I don't think Ray is selling discus anymore...he actually lives only a few minutes away from me, but I haven't seen or heard from him in many years. Unless someone else here has heard otherwise, I think Ray retired from the discus biz.

[diveshooter]

He's located on the Big Island so I haven't had a chance to visit his hatchery yet...maybe on the next trip there.

We do have quarantine laws, but bringing in discus usually isn't a big deal with the right permits.

Oh, and the weather is great this time of year.

Waialeale is on the island of Kauai, and the owner's name is Rodney. If you read the web site the information is there. I exchanged a few emails with Rodney when I was looking for my first discus purchase, but he didn't have the strains I was interested in so went with Kenny's instead.

[Mr.BigBlock]

Waialeale is on the island of Kauai, and the owner's name is Rodney. If you read the web site the information is there. I exchanged a few emails with Rodney when I was looking for my first discus purchase, but he didn't have the strains I was interested in so went with Kenny's instead.

My bad, Kauai is correct.