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Man wins over beast!
On Jul 16, 12:59 am, ~ jan wrote:
On Sun, 15 Jul 2007 22:41:52 CST, Marco Schwarz wrote: Hi.. Justin!!!? I hope he didn't steal my lines and pass them off as his own: Hmm.., typed porg and rec ponds into my browser's search interface and got: http://www.geocities.com/justinm090/faq.html#36 I'm shocked..! ;-) As am I! I've been plagiarized! harrumpt! ~ jan ------------ Zone 7a, SE Washington State Ponds:www.jjspond.us Ok - here is a "Bob" question. How did he get in your pond and now that you have sent him to a "better place", how could another of his kind get into your pond? You must have a connection to some waterway or inlet. Deb :-) |
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Man wins over beast!
thistletoes wrote:
On Jul 16, 12:59 am, ~ jan wrote: As am I! I've been plagiarized! harrumpt! ~ jan Justin just posted the rec.ponds FAQ I once maintained - much of which I borrowed, too - and added some of his own material. One of these days we should update and repost. Ok - here is a "Bob" question. How did he get in your pond and now that you have sent him to a "better place", how could another of his kind get into your pond? You must have a connection to some waterway or inlet. You think? Even frogs can travel great distances on land (Leopard Frogs are often called "Meadow Frogs" and are found 2km or more from water), so I don't think it's improbable that Bob just travelled overland. -- derek - Unless otherwise noted, I speak for myself, not rec.ponds.moderated moderators. |
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Man wins over beast!
"thistletoes" wrote
Ok - here is a "Bob" question. How did he get in your pond and now that you have sent him to a "better place", how could another of his kind get into your pond? You must have a connection to some waterway or inlet. Deb :-) There's a slight stream running around my home, (And with the drought it's all but dried up!), and another could easily revisit us. A house away is a mountain stream that flows regularly, and the water is always very chilly. (natural water tempos here are usually 45-60 tops) I'd think that would discourage reptiles, but who knows? If another visits, he'll eventually be captured and relocated as well. The last time we had water snakes was like 2 years ago, so it's not a regularly often thing. But for now, fry and small frogs are safe, and more importantly, my wife isn't bitching at me about it.. LOL! (Neither one of us likes snakes at all, and we are always concerned about our cats playing with them fearlessly) -- Gareee (Gary Tabar Jr.) |
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Man wins over beast!
to dissuade snakes you need a Riki Tiki Tavi
... a pet mongoose. Ingrid |
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Man wins over beast!
sorry no mongoose "The mongoose cannot legally be brought into the
United States because of its destructive habits." but a ferret might do.... |
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