Today one of our Orandas was discovered in the inverted position.
Bereft of life it now wings it's way along the British sewer system
after being buried with all honours.

Bloody fish!!!!

I'll miss that one, it had lovely markings

YP

"Yorkshire Pudding" wrote in
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Today one of our Orandas was discovered in the inverted position.
Bereft of life it now wings it's way along the British sewer system
after being buried with all honours.

Hmm...not a great idea to "flush" any fish - alive or dead. If it had some
kind of weird disease it could get into the eco-system somewhere....bag 'em
& bin 'em

I.

"Yorkshire Pudding" wrote in
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Today one of our Orandas was discovered in the inverted position.
Bereft of life it now wings it's way along the British sewer system
after being buried with all honours.

Hmm...not a great idea to "flush" any fish - alive or dead. If it had some
kind of weird disease it could get into the eco-system somewhere....bag 'em
& bin 'em

I.

Iain also meant to express his condolence.

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"Iain Miller" wrote in message
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"Yorkshire Pudding" wrote in
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Today one of our Orandas was discovered in the inverted position.
Bereft of life it now wings it's way along the British sewer system
after being buried with all honours.

Hmm...not a great idea to "flush" any fish - alive or dead. If it had some
kind of weird disease it could get into the eco-system somewhere....bag
'em
& bin 'em

I.

"Just Me "Koi"" wrote in message
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Iain also meant to express his condolence.


Indeed....