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Mahigeer · 04-02-2014, 07:23 AM

I have recently joined the WSB growth project volunteers in Redondo Beach Sea Lab location.
They need help with maintaining the tanks to grow fish, so it can be released.

I got an email notifying me that the fish will be delivered today, so I went to the site around 1:00 PM.
The truck was late due to traffic, but eventually arrived.

1-The fish arrived in a trailer and a tank in back of the red pickup.

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2-The oxygen tank provides oxygen while the tank is in route.

3-The fish was pumped through the white PVC pipe.

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There were several “old timers” there to help out, plus a young man who was there for community work.

We received 9020 juvenile white sea bass that have been tagged with a very, and I mean small electronic tag.

As Mr. Murphy never stops working; the battery on my camera went dead, so no picture of the fishing coming out of the pipe.

I will have some more pictures of the fish in the tank, when I go there for my cleaning duties.

Here are more photos taken by another volunteer.

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The fish could be released in December if everything goes well.

More pictures to come in the feature.

04-02-2014, 07:23 AM	#1
Mahigeer Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,908	WSB growth project. I have recently joined the WSB growth project volunteers in Redondo Beach Sea Lab location. They need help with maintaining the tanks to grow fish, so it can be released. I got an email notifying me that the fish will be delivered today, so I went to the site around 1:00 PM. The truck was late due to traffic, but eventually arrived. 1-The fish arrived in a trailer and a tank in back of the red pickup. >> 2-The oxygen tank provides oxygen while the tank is in route. 3-The fish was pumped through the white PVC pipe. >> There were several “old timers” there to help out, plus a young man who was there for community work. We received 9020 juvenile white sea bass that have been tagged with a very, and I mean small electronic tag. As Mr. Murphy never stops working; the battery on my camera went dead, so no picture of the fishing coming out of the pipe. I will have some more pictures of the fish in the tank, when I go there for my cleaning duties. Here are more photos taken by another volunteer. >> >> >> The fish could be released in December if everything goes well. More pictures to come in the feature.