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im lookin after this house out in the sticks for a month and they have a wall sized aquarium of river fish (cat fish and the likes) i come 'home' this morning to find them all...dead  except one catfish that is a lil groggy looking, probably die anyway. its been pretty damn cold at night...maybe it killed them? i dont know im a horse trainer not an aquarium expert!! anyone know about river fish? Edited by Nat.W¿LL¿: 17/5/2009 07:40:06 PM
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Bummer!!! What do I know about river fish besides their muddy taste. Well, for one they all gotta die at some point, may as well be now.  Cheers Malai5 PS. Don't feed them too much (when they are alive, of course) it tends to kill them.
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You haven't been playing any old Billy Thorpe CDs have you Nat?
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i considerd eating the big ones =D marinate them in tank scum. i woke up this morning and seen the cat fish is pretty happy (ugly thing). so does that mean that fish have a music preferance? maybe i did kill them with bad music  *screams* i didnt know he was dead! OMG NO!! Edited by Nat.W¿LL¿: 20/5/2009 02:38:55 PM
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Did you read the story about the fish Nat? Quote:Billy Thorpe's gig at Sydney's Bondi Lifesaver in 1974 is sometimes cited as the symbolic awakening of Pub Rock.
Promoter Michael Chugg told the ABC "I was there the night Thorpie killed all the fish. They used to have this f**king huge fish tank that took up the upstairs area.
It took up a whole area there because there used to be a wall there as well. And there was this huge fish tank and it was full of the most beautiful tropical fish you've ever seen.
And Thorpie and the Aztecs get up on stage and about half an hour into the set you see these fish starting to turn belly up and by the end of the set they'd killed every fish in the tank." What better story for the Public Bar?
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aww i didnt see the part about the fish haha cool story it would have been really shit had they been nice fish  speaking of fish i am cut off from any towns i think we had 300mm rain in one night and its still coming!! my boyfriend just left to evacuate the repco workshop and our roads under now so unless he bring the 4x4 back i think im here alone for a few days
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Nat.W¿LL¿ wrote:aww i didnt see the part about the fish haha cool story it would have been really shit had they been nice fish speaking of fish i am cut off from any towns i think we had 300mm rain in one night and its still coming!! my boyfriend just left to evacuate the repco workshop and our roads under now so unless he bring the 4x4 back i think im here alone for a few days Good luck Nat. Hope you've got your floaties with you.
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*cabin fever* i'd hate to be in town apparently its going to top the levvy haha iv been waiting for that waste of money to be washed away  im on an island its quite cool.
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