LappaZuolo
February 14th 07, 10:05 PM
Roy "Tristan" Hauer NET-STALKER of CAROL
slandered and trolled his victin in message
...
>
> Totally assinine information given by an obnoxious individual that
> thinks they know all but really knows very little. This person is
> notorious for passing out erroneous info and any info given by her
> should not be trusted to even be inline with what was asked or
> relavant to the situation. In most folks opinions its better to do
> without informaiton by this person than to chance usuing any of it.
>
> On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:20:12 -0600, Zëbulon >
> wrote:
>
> <<>>
> <<>>"scs0" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> <<>>> >From what I've gathered my koi's problem may be:
> <<>>>
> <<>>> Carp pox (aka Lymphocystis)
> <<>>
> <<>>Since it's lived so long it's probably pox. You can also check
> <<>>www.koivet.com for more information on koi diseases.
> <<>>
> <<>>> Or
> <<>>> Koi herpes
> <<>>>
> <<>>>
> <<>>> I'm unclear on whether or not Carp Pox and Koi Herpes are different
> <<>>> diseases or just the same name for the same thing.
> <<>>>
> <<>>> I don't want to kill the fish, but it certainly sounds like I should
> <<>>> isolate this one.
> <<>>
> <<>>That's what I did with mine because of her beauty, but the pox always
> came
> <<>>back. I finally decided she had to go.
> <<>>
>
> Yea put the fish insoomeone elses pond and let them catch the
> aftereffects...Really nice compasionate and reliable individual is
> what yu are CArol....I assume its safe to say you would push your ownn
> mother out ino the streets if she became a leper so you would not
> have to deal with it. Your a real gem carol one of a kind!
>
> <<>>That's a bit of a pain considering the size these
> <<>>> fish are getting to, but one thing I learned is that these bigger
> fish
> <<>>> are much lazier and easier to catch than the impossible-to-catch
> <<>>> younger ones. I definitely don't want to contact the Department of
> <<>>> Agriculture. Government and environmental issues are a scary thing
> to
> <<>>> mix and I've heard the horror stories. I'd probably end up with 100
> <<>>> euthanized koi and a demolished pond. I'll be lucky if they don't
> <<>>> find a way to condemn my property altogether!
> <<>>
> <<>>Then separate the fish until you decide what to do with it. My fish
> was with
> <<>>the others for months and none of them were infected with the pox. It
> <<>>doesn't spread like wildfire. Even her fry were not infected. I kept
> a
> <<>>healthy fry from her to replace her. It will be 2 years old in April
> and no
> <<>>pox.
> <<>>
> <<>>> I would like to get out of this without the death of this fish.
> I've
> <<>>> never really liked its color patterns too much but that's a mean
> <<>>> reason to settle for its euthanization!
> <<>>>
> <<>>> Don't worry; the last thing I'll do is release this fish into the
> wild
> <<>>> or any other body of water for that matter.
>
>
>
> -------
> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!
slandered and trolled his victin in message
...
>
> Totally assinine information given by an obnoxious individual that
> thinks they know all but really knows very little. This person is
> notorious for passing out erroneous info and any info given by her
> should not be trusted to even be inline with what was asked or
> relavant to the situation. In most folks opinions its better to do
> without informaiton by this person than to chance usuing any of it.
>
> On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:20:12 -0600, Zëbulon >
> wrote:
>
> <<>>
> <<>>"scs0" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> <<>>> >From what I've gathered my koi's problem may be:
> <<>>>
> <<>>> Carp pox (aka Lymphocystis)
> <<>>
> <<>>Since it's lived so long it's probably pox. You can also check
> <<>>www.koivet.com for more information on koi diseases.
> <<>>
> <<>>> Or
> <<>>> Koi herpes
> <<>>>
> <<>>>
> <<>>> I'm unclear on whether or not Carp Pox and Koi Herpes are different
> <<>>> diseases or just the same name for the same thing.
> <<>>>
> <<>>> I don't want to kill the fish, but it certainly sounds like I should
> <<>>> isolate this one.
> <<>>
> <<>>That's what I did with mine because of her beauty, but the pox always
> came
> <<>>back. I finally decided she had to go.
> <<>>
>
> Yea put the fish insoomeone elses pond and let them catch the
> aftereffects...Really nice compasionate and reliable individual is
> what yu are CArol....I assume its safe to say you would push your ownn
> mother out ino the streets if she became a leper so you would not
> have to deal with it. Your a real gem carol one of a kind!
>
> <<>>That's a bit of a pain considering the size these
> <<>>> fish are getting to, but one thing I learned is that these bigger
> fish
> <<>>> are much lazier and easier to catch than the impossible-to-catch
> <<>>> younger ones. I definitely don't want to contact the Department of
> <<>>> Agriculture. Government and environmental issues are a scary thing
> to
> <<>>> mix and I've heard the horror stories. I'd probably end up with 100
> <<>>> euthanized koi and a demolished pond. I'll be lucky if they don't
> <<>>> find a way to condemn my property altogether!
> <<>>
> <<>>Then separate the fish until you decide what to do with it. My fish
> was with
> <<>>the others for months and none of them were infected with the pox. It
> <<>>doesn't spread like wildfire. Even her fry were not infected. I kept
> a
> <<>>healthy fry from her to replace her. It will be 2 years old in April
> and no
> <<>>pox.
> <<>>
> <<>>> I would like to get out of this without the death of this fish.
> I've
> <<>>> never really liked its color patterns too much but that's a mean
> <<>>> reason to settle for its euthanization!
> <<>>>
> <<>>> Don't worry; the last thing I'll do is release this fish into the
> wild
> <<>>> or any other body of water for that matter.
>
>
>
> -------
> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!