?for those living in northeastern states

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whodini

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apperently my american freshwater eel(anguilla rostrata) is native to the great lakes and south into the rivers
i've never found water parameter info sooooooooo
can anyone tell me:
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*gh/kh
*no2 &no3
and is the waters there absolutley fresh water or have a bit of salt but not brakish
 
Who would want to live in the northeast?:D

"The deep south is the only place to live , Too many yankees in the north"
 
e!o!z!;475621; said:
Who would want to live in the northeast?:D

"The deep south is the only place to live , Too many yankees in the north"
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You don't live in Florida do you?

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brownsfan2634;476896; said:
OHIO is the best place to live! but sorry im not sure of water parameters in the great lakes.
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Yea... in Ohio you got your___ um___ ah... The you can __um __ah.. Oh yea pass thru when going from Michigan to Florida. :ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL:
 
i want one
 
American Eels live in pretty much every river system in the northeast. They're spawned at sea, find a river, and swim up as far as they can get. So I'd have to say they can adapt to almost any water quality. I've found eels in some of the dirtiest, shallowest, stinky waters New Jersey(the greatest place in th world to live) has to offer. Infact Dead River where I grew up only has three inhabitants, water snakes, carp, and eels. And the eels do a lot better than the carp.


Just note they can get as big as 5 foot depending on sex, they eat fish, and they can get out of almost any tank.
 
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