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u/Bree9ine9 Oct 05 '24
Did you do this? That’s fucking horrible.
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u/mmisery Oct 06 '24
No we didn't do this, I don't know who did but we did alert the proper people about it.
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u/FursonaNonGrata Oct 06 '24
Almost certainly. There's no cover from the sun and all that algae would kill them.
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u/TurbulentTeacher9925 Oct 06 '24 edited Oct 06 '24
I doubt they did. Those fish probably have been repopulating that thing for years and eating the algae, any frogs that decide to spawn there, and mosquitoes, or any other insect that happens to land on the water lol those some big ass goldfish dude. My main concern is that that may dry up or over flow at one point and the fish might die, but right now they're clearly in their element if they've been existing there for a while, probably making lots of babies
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u/Bree9ine9 Oct 06 '24 edited Oct 06 '24
They look small to me, am I wrong? There’s no way these guys are prospering here, sorry.
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u/One-East8460 Oct 06 '24
Not monsters that they could be in right environment but good sized. As long as enough precipitation falls and food source remains stable they should b able to live here.
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u/TurbulentTeacher9925 Oct 06 '24
I can tell you now, there's probably a lot you can't see. No one came here and just released a bunch of goldfish, or they'd already be dead if they weren't used to/adapted to their living environment. I just said goldfish reproduce A LOT, never said prospering.
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u/ArachnomancerCarice Oct 06 '24
And if it floods, they'll get washed out into bodies of water and become invasive. Sigh.
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u/Lower-Goose-9796 Oct 06 '24 edited Oct 06 '24
Why would they do this?
Are they trying to murder goldfish or something?
That is so messed up.
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u/Sufficient_Chair391 Oct 05 '24
Poor fish.