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I went back to fenders and he advised me I probably lost them to a couple of things the biggest being my pond overflow. Anyway I bought new and they are doing great. I have one with little red dots on its tail it looks like warts does anyone know what this is? Should I get him out or leave him?
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Remove the bass. It has a health problem.
aka Pond Doctor & Dr. Perca Read Pond Boss Magazine -
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Ok hanks thats the way it came from fenders Do you know what it is?
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Don't know. You should remove it, freeze it in a zip loc bag and show it to Fender! I suppose he has probably seen this before!
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