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923 days ago

URGENT!!! Free Goldfish

Ashraf from Pukekohe

Hi Neighbours
My pond has sprung a major leak. I have about 30 beautiful goldfish. Some are orange some are orange and white some are more white with specs of orange. They are various sizes from 10cm to about 25cms in size. The bigger ones look like Koi. I do not want my fish to die. I am therefore offering them free to good homes so they can be given every opportunity to survive. It will take about 3 weeks to have a new pond ready. My beloved fish won't survive that long. Please contact me urgently if you can provide a home for any of them.
URGENT !!!! URGENT !!!! URGENT!!!!

Free

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