He loved them 'gators, he did. But only their eyes he
would eat and leave the rest to rot!
If you see him again, hold out some Red Tetra Bits. He
loves them. But, make sure you wear dark sunglasses, you hear?
Sajjad
--- Leo Arieux <HOLLIS1506_at_webtv.net> wrote:
> Shucks, we have pipefish in Louisiana
> in the brackish waters. A couple of years ago while traveling down
> Bayou Bouef going to Lake Catawatchee, I/We saw a large pipefish
> chase a
> couple 12' gators out of the water (real mean sucker) he didn't pay
> any
> attention to us as we passed.
>
> He was a "big one", not the usual 2' or 3' normal size. Lots of
> things
> come in large sizes here.....even tales. This however is true tale
> ...give or take lie or two. Ask
> B G, he'll put you straight.
>
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