africans in an outdoor pond
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mike dunagan;1935237; said:
No. It is filled naturally with water from rain run off and a plumbed to a man made stream that only has water flowing through it after rain storms.
fsc46;1909360; said:Wow. Good luck this year.
I plan on using a large net he has to cut the pond in half. Once we know which side it's on we'll use another one to cut it in half again and repeat the process until we can scoop him out.
I really hope this works out. If it does I'll try it with a few females next year.
Thanks!
BTW, what kind of africans are you putting in? I think you mentioned Frontosas, is that correct? If so, they may be easier than a 5" african, but still a pain in the butt. Is this a large frontosa, or a small one?
Once again, good luck
johnny_1993;1938302; said:Nice sized pond. Why do small africans? it's a massive pond! i would put in huge fish
Male fronts can grow up to 14 inches.
My was 6 inches when I put him in there.
Sweet looking pond. You should add in some Monster Malawi haps since that pond is so big. That would be cool.
Two or three weeks ago I added 3 tropheus to the pond.
The other day he bought 10 4 inch koi AND a 10 - 12 inch channel catfish. The LFS told him it will only eat the algae
Hope my fish are ok.
The other day he bought 10 4 inch koi AND a 10 - 12 inch channel catfish. The LFS told him it will only eat the algae
Hope my fish are ok.
