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Thousands of goldfish taking over Teller Lake in Colorado

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"The goldfish are much larger than the ones you may win at the fair. If they aren't contained to a fishbowl, goldfish can grow to be several inches long."

 

These are not your little brother's goldfish. Swallow whole with caution and remember to relax your throat.

 

 

 

 

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So I had piranhas in college. We fed them one night, and one of the goldfish escaped harm for two days. We decided he had earned his keep, so I put him in my community tank. He lived 4 years, and was over 6 inches long when he died.

 

I had completely forgotten that I had the exact same thing happen. I didn't have piranhas, I had an Oscar. One goldfish managed to survive over a week after all his buddies were eaten. I decided to spare him and moved him to a a second tank I had. He didn't get quite as big or live as long (only about a year), as I didn't realize at the time goldfish were a cold water, not a tropical species and the tank he was in was far to warm.

Want to get rid of the goldfish? Introduce striper.

Want to get rid of the goldfish? Introduce striper.

 

Wouldn't the pole get soggy? wait...you said....my bad.

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I loved that book as a kid.

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