ive got over 350 baby brown bullhead that i caught yesterday and i put some cruched flake food into the tank with an aerator. what do baby bullhead that size eat? i know that they eat flake food uncrushed at an inch long bc ive got one that size to grow to almost 5 inches.
what to feed baby brown bullhead, less than 1/4"
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How'd you get so many, I had larger bullhead eating sinking shrimp pellets, you could try to see if theyll eat those
the pellets mush out into like a powder after sitting in the tank for about a minute, they might like the powder.
i caught them with a net in my neighborhood pond in the afternoon. they were about 5 ft from shore. i guess someone said that he saw 5 schools of baby bullhead in the same pond so im going back tomorrow to see if i could get some more. ive put in some water from the pond for now and some algae plants for their food. they seem to like the algae or whatever is living inside the algae bc they swarmed it.
shouldn't you let some be in the lake so they can become adults?ryanj612;4236170; said:i caught them with a net in my neighborhood pond in the afternoon. they were about 5 ft from shore. i guess someone said that he saw 5 schools of baby bullhead in the same pond so im going back tomorrow to see if i could get some more. ive put in some water from the pond for now and some algae plants for their food. they seem to like the algae or whatever is living inside the algae bc they swarmed it.
I think he said it was a neighborhood pond. Bullheads are not a prized game fish. I say net them all! The food value for them is also not of much significance for the ecosystem they are in because other fish do not like to eat their spines. When I was growing up we were encouraged by the Dnr to net schools of these baby bull heads and leave them on shore.Northern Pike;4236604; said:shouldn't you let some be in the lake so they can become adults?
wow that is interesting. the bullhead in this pond do not have a chance of growing to adults. there are too many fish in the pond that want to eat them regardless of their spines. im going down again today too see if i can net some more. this weekend ill try to figure out what im going to do with them.Psuedofire;4236629; said:I think he said it was a neighborhood pond. Bullheads are not a prized game fish. I say net them all! The food value for them is also not of much significance for the ecosystem they are in because other fish do not like to eat their spines. When I was growing up we were encouraged by the Dnr to net schools of these baby bull heads and leave them on shore.
what type of cheap filter could i put into the water that wouldnt suck up the fish?
