I have 10 goldfish under this chandelier of ice,poor little things
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all over the dam!!!
Poor things
I nearly put that myself--cottonreel
What an amazing photo! Fish are ok under ice aren't they? Nah, I'm sure they're OK - really
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Miche'le
What a lovely photo. Your fish should be OK. They go to the bottom where the water is warmer. Word of caution, don't let the ice cover the pond, it prevents the fumes from escaping from the decaying matter in the pond and over time it will kill your fish. I am sure it will get warmer soon and you won't have to worry about it. Patricia
Fantastic photo. Mother Nature knows to treat and keep its offsprings.
These little creatures are more resilient than some of us humans.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Poor little fish. Thanks for following my blog. I've added you too so now you are at 70 :) Wish you would take yourself off of no reply so I could have answered your comment by email.
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas, Cottonreel!
Catherine
Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I am glad you enjoyed looking at my photos. My internet time on the ship was very slow and limited.
Margaret
very pretty picture! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Hope you come to visit again.
Poor little fishes...
I have enjoyed reading up on the posts I have missed. 4 o'clock seems to be the magic time for me too, so I might be up as well. I'm not so fond of waking up in the middle of the night though:-)
Oh those poor things...I hope they survive. ;) Is there such a thing as a fish heater??? Wishing you all good things in 2010, and I look forward to more visits to your lovely blog! xoxo
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