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Re: serious letter
Do the speiceis you're thinking of live in the swamp? If not, its
feasable that they could enter it during a time of highwate, and,
depending on the conditions of the swamp, survive there to become
problematic.
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On Tue, 8 Sep 1998 Moontanman at aol_com wrote:
> Yes, all the species I listed are native, during high water their is a drain
> that surface water overflows into a swamp. I would like to stock this pond
> with small fish. The grass pickerel would be the largest at 12." But also I
> would like to develop a complex as possible population.
>
> Michael
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