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Apr 1 2012 11:36pm
It's Magikarp

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Apr 2 2012 08:30am
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It's Magikarp


It failed to evolve :cry:
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Apr 2 2012 05:42pm
I saw a yellow fish on a camping trip one time, kinda looked like a super mini version of that? it wasn't in North Carolina though, it was on the Colorado River, on the border of Nevada and California.
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Apr 2 2012 05:57pm
Quote (HoboHunter @ Apr 2 2012 05:42pm)
I saw a yellow fish on a camping trip one time, kinda looked like a super mini version of that? it wasn't in North Carolina though, it was on the Colorado River, on the border of Nevada and California.


There are lots of wild goldfish in large bodies of water.

Some of them are able to mature into real lunkers.
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