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After the shock doses in our plaster swimming pool i scoop up these baby!!

first i through it was the tenant who played joke on me, as he just got back from white baiting..

these look like some big white bait :dunno:

kind of clear looking and there about 15+ dead fish..

what type of fish are they if they did existing in my pool?

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They look like frying fish, which would explain how they got in your pool :wink:

lol if next time if i ever get to clean up the pool again..and to found a dead cat on the bottom of the pool, so that would be a flying cat? :lar:

Flying cat.. :lar: hooggg..

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lol if next time if i ever get to clean up the pool again..and to found a dead cat on the bottom of the pool, so that would be a flying cat? :lar:

Flying cat.. :lar: hooggg..

....Frying.... No L.

And yeah, my money is on your room mate dumping a handful of whitebait into it. That's the most plausible way they got there. Maybe Stella can ID the species.

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no they smell like chlorine :bggrn:

after 4 yrs the pool finally had a good clean..

frying cat" would not be the correct term in the special menu at the restaurant,

ask for "cat n chips" they would understand you better"

galaxiads fish.. interesting..how in the sky do they get in the pool..

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come on Livingart..there nothing to troll on here, just jacking up a little joke that all..

ok get back to the fish business.."fish business" :bggrn: if i know what they really are and how they survive in the swimming then perhaps some fish business could be coming.

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hi... i have been white baiting for a fairly long time of my short life....

im pretty sure its your flat mate playing a trick on you to get you to clean your pool..... (lol)

They do look like white bait, or as the others suggested if they smell like cucumber "smelts" possibly teenage whitebait on their way to Īnanga stage ... would also depend on how big they are...

FYI i ran to my freezer to compare hehehehe

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They look like Very-white Bait to me

these fish are way bigger than the whitebait fish..white white bait are string size..

these are fat and it the size of a blue pen and more than half lenght of pen..

the pic on your avatar blueether..it looked abit like it,

is that marine or cold water?

Inanga :dead%fish

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