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Hi Peter Porker,
What beautiful fishes you have got there. when you keep it in the outdoor pond, how did you manage to keep your water clear and grow algae on the walls? |
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Outcome is not important, is the process which is very important.............
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with the many examples and testimonial given so far by bros here on the issues of space, aqueous environmental conditions be it clear or gw and feeding contents, it is hard to dispute the advantages as illustrated eventhough most bros are not prize winners. unless and until this is registered as a fact that the winning entires in past shows were kept in the same cramp conditions since a young fry; this would be a new astonishing finding which many will be eager to follow suit. i am neutral and i go with the best practices. |
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