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Old 09-27-2011, 07:44 PM
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Makes you want to go wade fishing doesn't it!!! I wonder how many more of the little bastards are out there and what retard would have released them.

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Originally Posted by 1Bear
Makes you want to go wade fishing doesn't it!!! I wonder how many more of the little bastards are out there and what retard would have released them.

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Hope they dont make their way down to the saltwater! I know that they are mostly freshwater, but I THINK that some might be saltwater fish too. Don't quote me on that
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Awesome! Why in the hell did the adult let the kid play with it though?

Guy was right though, climate would probably kill them, but Texas is pretty far south, never know for sure.
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im way more worried about zebra mussels then piranahs
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Dang I always wanted one as a pet after seeing a guy in a movie have one lol
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Sweet! Anyone wanna go piranah fishin??
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hope there aren't too many noodlers down there!
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I have seen some strange things pulled out of the water here in San Angelo but not a piranah. The two funnest ones I can remeber would be the Oscar and the 4 foot plecostomus.
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im way more worried about zebra mussels then piranahs
Agreed... those things would mean serious trouble if they spread
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