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mickthefish
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whatabout the room thats never cleaned. :lol: :wink:

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That statement could apply to most of my house! :oops: No seriously, I think I will have to make a real effort and clean out the junk room soon. At least I mean the room with the most junk in it..... :roll:
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Yeah, Mick sent me a whack load of pictures. So many to chose from.... :wink:
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FANTASTIC ! as far as i'm concerned this still ranks as the most detailed loach spawning i've ever heard about , what with all the pics from the egg onwards to fully developed fish , it will always amaze me why the magazines had no interest in this acheivment , hence i never bought a fish mag since ! lets face it surely people would be interested in somthing like this :?:
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I agree Andy. It left me totally disillusioned with the lot of them. :evil:
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