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Yes, my goldfish in the pond were at it earlier in the year and now I've got lots of little 1½ inch baby goldfish, just noticed them today.

But they aren't gold, they're dark brown like normal carp

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Deleted Member @ 12/08/2010 21:04

yamahama
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Congratulations!
Well done you must be over the moon. Hope mother and babies are doing well xxx

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yamahama @ 12/08/2010 21:17

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Congratulations!

They should change colour as they mature. When I used to keep fish a few of them bred, the young generally looked nothing like the adults.

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Deleted Member @ 12/08/2010 21:21

yamahama
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I've known some fathers who have had the same predicament. LOL
But the doctors never said that they would change colour

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yamahama @ 12/08/2010 21:29

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PMSL @ yamahama

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Deleted Member @ 12/08/2010 21:31

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Might be an idea to seperate the babies, my fish bred, then ate the offspring!

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VFRbabe @ 12/08/2010 21:45

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PML Andy, when I saw the title I thought to myself, 'not guilty, I didn't touch ya' You are a soft sod! Congratulations! on your lickle babbies gold(star)fish>> lol

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Sandi @ 12/08/2010 23:32

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GB is right they should change colour... but if they are that big they are prob a couple of months old now. They usually start that colour so they can hide from the big uns, VFR is right, mom, dad, aunts & uncles usually eat the babies. Congrats PS ... will you get them all birthday prezzies

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Deleted User @ 13/08/2010 07:09

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Congratulation.......Very funny Yamahama....made me chuckle. That reminds me must clean my fish out, can't even see them, I assume they're still in there. Of course when I say mine they're not mine just my responsibility to feed and clean!!

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Turtle20 @ 13/08/2010 08:32

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ha-ha I thought more when I saw the title. Well congratulations mate! ha-ha

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Deleted Member @ 13/08/2010 08:39

yamahama
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t20 thats because you're a mother lol. My daughter was the same with her pets.

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yamahama @ 13/08/2010 08:39

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The worry is who's going to look after the menagerie whilst I'm away?

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Turtle20 @ 13/08/2010 09:20

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The young are normally born so as they camouflage in with their surroundings until they can fend for themselves. Clever thing nature.

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ghosthunter @ 13/08/2010 09:44

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then when they're big enough the local heron will discover dinner is served....damn shocking seeing one of those big buggers flapping into your back garden

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Minnie the Minx @ 13/08/2010 10:57

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Well hopefully they are big enough now that the relatives wont eat them as haven't a hope in hell of separating them out.

I'd struggle to get the adults out of the pond these days never mind pick out the little'uns from all the weed

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Deleted Member @ 13/08/2010 16:07