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Piranha in the River Thames?
"John Hines" wrote in message ... "BenignVanilla" wrote: Yes. They turn up periodically, as people get tired of feeding them. Which is why places where they _could_ survive in the wild usually have laws against keeping them. I wonder if they would survive the winter up here in Zone 6ish, MD. I am seriously considering turning my Koi pond into a Pirahna pond, after some reasearch to see if it would be safe for the fish. BV. www.iheartmypond.com |
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