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Old 17-05-2005, 06:12 AM
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Default Snakefree pond is back to normal.. with pic link...

Filled, and back to normal again... sigh


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If I was a snake ...I wouldn't mind living in and around your pond too !!!!

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Filled, and back to normal again... sigh


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"CanadianCowboy" wrote in message
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If I was a snake ...I wouldn't mind living in and around your pond too
!!!!


Thanks. We really like it, and the fish are *much* more active after the
drain and refill for some reason.


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