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Black molly
My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
are thriving!
--
LSR
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100
author: LSR
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Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
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> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
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Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
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Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
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Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
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Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
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Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
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Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
Re: Black molly
"LSR" wrote in message
news:5dplmvF34n9l4U1@mid.individual.net...
> My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
> or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
> pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
> water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
> are thriving!
>
> --
> LSR
>
Watch out they don't grow enormous and eat your goldfish :)
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:27:57 GMT
author: Fishman \(\(\(°
|
Re: Black molly
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 10:24:35 +0100, "LSR" wrote:
>My black molly is churning out babies at an alarming rate. I couldn't sell
>or give them away. So as a last resort I put some straight into the garden
>pond (cruel, I know) as live food for the goldfish, pondskaters,
>water-boatmen, frogs and dragon-fly larvae. That was a month ago and they
>are thriving!
Black Molly will live in temperatures below the usual tropical fish
tank range. A garden pond will often be quite warm if the are in a
sunny position.
Steve
date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:17:30 +0100
author: Steve Wolstenholme
|
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