Promising News for Fish: Study Shows Keeping Fish Is the Second Favourite Hobby

The 2006 APPMA survey shows keeping tropical fish as second favourite hobby after stamp collecting

Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom – January 21st 2009: A 2005/2006 study into international pet owners has indicated that there are approximately 60 million people keeping aquariums as a hobby worldwide. For companies selling fish accessories or holding a fish auction this is, of course, great news.

For those who are serious about keeping their pet fish healthy it’s important to give their fish the right environment and this usually includes maintaining the right temperatures, keeping the pH balance and level of water salts correct and feeding the fish well, amongst many other factors.

One company who share this global love of keeping freshwater and tropical fish are Bid4Aqua who are currently celebrating the recent launch of their fish auction website at the beginning of 2009. Buying and selling both livestock and fish accessories on the website is free from charges and fees, unlike a lot of other auctioning websites and Bid4Aqua company founder James Papworth is proud to be providing this unique service.

“For many years there has been a significant gap in the online world as far as places to buy, sell, and trade Aquatic Goods and Livestock go”, says James Papworth, “Bid4Aqua fills that gap.”

Bid4Aqua runs on an E-bay style format which is familiar to customers and also includes a forum where users can interact with other buyers and sellers to gain support. Because it’s free to register and is completely unique, the popularity of this must-see website for anyone looking to buy and sell aquatic goods is soaring.

Surveys such as the APPMA 2006 survey indicate the global need for aquatic products and in a world where everything gravitates towards online sales it is no wonder that the Bid4Aqua domain has become the UK’s leading Aquatic Auction site since its recent launch in early 2009.

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Contact Information

James Papworth

Founder

http://www.bid4aqua.co.uk

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