Goldfish mix

The filter work on the lily pond is progressing nicely. Yesterday we had to
remove about 70% of the water to trim the skimmer pipe and place the
skimmer (no-nitch floating ring type). Bottom drain dome put in placed &
lilies fed while water was low.

So now I'm ready to start putting the goldfish in (currently still
filtering with flower pot type filter).

What I have are 4 wakins, and 4 telescope eyed types/moors.

My concern is I've heard of goldfish that supposedly suck the eyes off of
telescope goldfish.<Ewww> Do you think this will be a problem with the
above fish in 1000 gallons of pond? ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State
Ponds: www.jjspond.us



~ jan

On Jul 5, 5:11 pm, ~ jan <Seewebs...@jjspond.us> wrote:
> The filter work on the lily pond is progressing nicely. Yesterday we had to
> remove about 70% of the water to trim the skimmer pipe and place the
> skimmer (no-nitch floating ring type). Bottom drain dome put in placed &
> lilies fed while water was low.
>
> So now I'm ready to start putting the goldfish in (currently still
> filtering with flower pot type filter).
>
> What I have are 4 wakins, and 4 telescope eyed types/moors.
>
> My concern is I've heard of goldfish that supposedly suck the eyes off of
> telescope goldfish.<Ewww> Do you think this will be a problem with the
> above fish in 1000 gallons of pond? ~ jan
> ------------
> Zone 7a, SE Washington State
> Ponds:www.jjspond.us

Our moors kept their eyes up to about 10". When they died their eyes
were in tact.

Phyllis

"Phyllis and Jim" <> wrote
>> My concern is I've heard of goldfish that supposedly suck the eyes off of
>> telescope goldfish.<Ewww> Do you think this will be a problem with the
>> above fish in 1000 gallons of pond? ~ jan
>> ------------
>> Zone 7a, SE Washington State
>> Ponds:www.jjspond.us
>
> Our moors kept their eyes up to about 10". When they died their eyes
> were in tact.


Ok,,, you guys win for ickiest post of the day!! LOL!

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Gareee
(Gary Tabar Jr.)

In article <>,
"Gareee©" <gareee-> wrote:

> "Phyllis and Jim" <> wrote
> >> My concern is I've heard of goldfish that supposedly suck the eyes off of
> >> telescope goldfish.<Ewww> Do you think this will be a problem with the
> >> above fish in 1000 gallons of pond? ~ jan
> >> ------------
> >> Zone 7a, SE Washington State
> >> Ponds:www.jjspond.us
> >
> > Our moors kept their eyes up to about 10". When they died their eyes
> > were in tact.
>
>
> Ok,,, you guys win for ickiest post of the day!! LOL!

I'll keep an eye out for others.

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Clever pun.

Jim

>Our moors kept their eyes up to about 10". When they died their eyes
>were in tact.
>Phyllis

This is encouraging. What other types of fish were they in with? ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State
Ponds: www.jjspond.us

In article < .com>,
Phyllis and Jim <> wrote:

> Clever pun.
>
> Jim

Eye, eye, sir. ;-)

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"Kurt" <> wrote >> Clever pun.
>>
>> Jim
>
> Eye, eye, sir. ;-)

heheeee

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Gareee
(Gary Tabar Jr.)

Endless pun-ishment.

Jim

On Fri, 6 Jul 2007 12:31:33 CST, Phyllis and Jim
<> wrote:

>Endless pun-ishment.
>
>Jim

Okay, you guys. Jim, let Phyllis back on the computer so she can answer my
question. Tx, ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State
Ponds: www.jjspond.us