M monsterfishkeeper Gambusia MFK Member Nov 2, 2005 107 0 16 florence new jersey Jan 20, 2006 #1 does anyone know how to keep shad and herring or other northeast native baitfish alive in captivity. links or suggestions.
does anyone know how to keep shad and herring or other northeast native baitfish alive in captivity. links or suggestions.
S sandtiger Captain Planet MFK Member Feb 14, 2005 3,563 4 0 41 NY Jan 20, 2006 #2 It depends on the species. Shad and herring are a bit more difficult while minnow species such as fatheads and golden shiners do just fine.
It depends on the species. Shad and herring are a bit more difficult while minnow species such as fatheads and golden shiners do just fine.
G guppy Small Squiggly Thing Apr 15, 2005 11,595 88 0 confused, lost, and lonely Jan 20, 2006 #3 I voted, now what was the question?
R rallysman Polypterus MFK Member Aug 7, 2005 17,543 33 89 44 indiana Jan 20, 2006 #4 guppy said: I voted, now what was the question? Click to expand...
G guppy Small Squiggly Thing Apr 15, 2005 11,595 88 0 confused, lost, and lonely Jan 20, 2006 #5 Actually both shad and herring are hard to keep, several other baitfish are great.
toxicfish Fire Eel MFK Member Jul 18, 2005 1,544 4 68 47 Michigan Jan 20, 2006 #6 shad and herring are bait not pets.... lol
S sandtiger Captain Planet MFK Member Feb 14, 2005 3,563 4 0 41 NY Jan 21, 2006 #7 Some shad and herring species can also grow over a foot long.
M monsterfishkeeper Gambusia MFK Member Nov 2, 2005 107 0 16 florence new jersey Jan 21, 2006 #8 any baitfish info that are from the northeast or around new jersey. links, info, suggestions, ect.
S sandtiger Captain Planet MFK Member Feb 14, 2005 3,563 4 0 41 NY Jan 21, 2006 #9 There are literally hundreds of species of minnows and other nongame species. Some are tiny and some grow over a foot. Check out these sites for species specific info. This link is for NY species but most of these can be found in NJ as well. http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/ext/fish/nyfish/fish.html You can also check out the NJDEP site. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/
There are literally hundreds of species of minnows and other nongame species. Some are tiny and some grow over a foot. Check out these sites for species specific info. This link is for NY species but most of these can be found in NJ as well. http://www.dnr.cornell.edu/ext/fish/nyfish/fish.html You can also check out the NJDEP site. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/
C cougar579 Candiru MFK Member May 11, 2005 552 0 46 48 Jan 22, 2006 #10 Cold water by means with a chiller and lots and lots of oxygen. Did I mention oxygen....current would be a bonus.
Cold water by means with a chiller and lots and lots of oxygen. Did I mention oxygen....current would be a bonus.