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HAPPY HAPPY snowfish
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-19-05 20:56HAPPY HAPPY snowfish
just had two reports back from our contact in pamps concerning the elusive snowfish.
report 1- mating site found at the top of the wall, nets in place at the moment to catch any breeding pairs.
report 2- 2 large shoals spotted down by smoylan lakes, in amongst the trees in the deep snow!!
hopefully, before Bulgaria becomes over-run,the hunting party have netted some to transport back to their native Turkey!
don't worry people these creatures will not affect the skiing or the slopes as ...
report 1- mating site found at the top of the wall, nets in place at the moment to catch any breeding pairs.
report 2- 2 large shoals spotted down by smoylan lakes, in amongst the trees in the deep snow!!
hopefully, before Bulgaria becomes over-run,the hunting party have netted some to transport back to their native Turkey!
don't worry people these creatures will not affect the skiing or the slopes as ...
just had two reports back from our contact in pamps concerning the elusive snowfish.
report 1- mating site found at the top of the wall, nets in place at the moment to catch any breeding pairs.
report 2- 2 large shoals spotted down by smoylan lakes, in amongst the trees in the deep snow!!
hopefully, before Bulgaria becomes over-run,the hunting party have netted some to transport back to their native Turkey!
don't worry people these creatures will not affect the skiing or the slopes as they only come out at night.
report 1- mating site found at the top of the wall, nets in place at the moment to catch any breeding pairs.
report 2- 2 large shoals spotted down by smoylan lakes, in amongst the trees in the deep snow!!
hopefully, before Bulgaria becomes over-run,the hunting party have netted some to transport back to their native Turkey!
don't worry people these creatures will not affect the skiing or the slopes as they only come out at night.
re: HAPPY HAPPY snowfish
but what about the poor elusive snowfish?will they survive in turkey?
