Tristan
February 15th 07, 11:29 PM
"Tristan" STALKER OF OLD LADIES AND CRIPPLES >
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GET HELP ASSHOLE!
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> On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:25:46 +0000, Gill Passman
> > wrote:
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> <<>>Please discuss.....
> Depends.If its the persons pond thats there problem, if they have no
> respect for their well fish, thats their problem. HOwever its not even
> close to being correct or acceptable to dump a fish in any ones pond
> if its not your pond, and no fish should be dumped arbitrarily into
> any pond if it has a disease that may be susceptible to
> spreading....no matter who owns the fish or ponds, the fish needs to
> be QT away form all other water sources and fish and predators, or
> euthanizeds......I am sure no one is going to let any one dump a fish
> with a disease in to their pond if they know upfront that fish is
> sick......normal folks do not do that. However if a person was to lie
> to a rancher or farmer and say , I have a fish I need to find a
> house for and it will do fine in that water hole yu got there.....can
> I put it inthe water hole or stock pond......I can see that happen,
> but if that fish is sick even if its not a contageous type, it should
> not be done, as everyone doe snot know what is what with fish, and if
> fish are caught out of that pond and you see a sick looking fish as
> such, would you eat those bream or bass or any other fish out of that
> water....don;t think so......! I can just about bet a person caught
> dumping anyitng in my ponds would have a lot more to worry about than
> merely looking for a place to dump a fish, and if they tired to slide
> the wool over my eyes and not inform me it was sick there would
> certianly be hell to pay. Why is it folks can say to QT QT QT, before
> they put a fish into their own pond, yet pay no attention to QT when
> it means dumping a fish and getting it out of their hands....QT means
> little to nothing at that point and thats is irresponsible and
> ignorant........
>
> Out of sight out of mind does not cut it.
>
>
>
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> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!
wrote in message ...
>
GET HELP ASSHOLE!
>
> On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:25:46 +0000, Gill Passman
> > wrote:
>
> <<>>Please discuss.....
> Depends.If its the persons pond thats there problem, if they have no
> respect for their well fish, thats their problem. HOwever its not even
> close to being correct or acceptable to dump a fish in any ones pond
> if its not your pond, and no fish should be dumped arbitrarily into
> any pond if it has a disease that may be susceptible to
> spreading....no matter who owns the fish or ponds, the fish needs to
> be QT away form all other water sources and fish and predators, or
> euthanizeds......I am sure no one is going to let any one dump a fish
> with a disease in to their pond if they know upfront that fish is
> sick......normal folks do not do that. However if a person was to lie
> to a rancher or farmer and say , I have a fish I need to find a
> house for and it will do fine in that water hole yu got there.....can
> I put it inthe water hole or stock pond......I can see that happen,
> but if that fish is sick even if its not a contageous type, it should
> not be done, as everyone doe snot know what is what with fish, and if
> fish are caught out of that pond and you see a sick looking fish as
> such, would you eat those bream or bass or any other fish out of that
> water....don;t think so......! I can just about bet a person caught
> dumping anyitng in my ponds would have a lot more to worry about than
> merely looking for a place to dump a fish, and if they tired to slide
> the wool over my eyes and not inform me it was sick there would
> certianly be hell to pay. Why is it folks can say to QT QT QT, before
> they put a fish into their own pond, yet pay no attention to QT when
> it means dumping a fish and getting it out of their hands....QT means
> little to nothing at that point and thats is irresponsible and
> ignorant........
>
> Out of sight out of mind does not cut it.
>
>
>
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> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!