Fugupuff coldwater rare fish=Monster Pond

[R1_Ridah]

That pond is PIMP...very nice. I hope one day I can build my pond. Can't wait until all the kids are moved out......haha...

 

[snookman]

FYI...any fish from genus Centropomus (snooks) do not fare well at all below 65 degrees. This year FL had a major fish kill and water temps barely made it into the high 50's. Even BassProShops stopped keeping them because they didn't do well in their 63 degree tanks. Redfish would be awesome or even striped bass though.

Justin

BTW...love the pond

 

[fugupuff]

I wonder if it applies to all species of snooks, there is one specie that goes up to central California temperate waters

 

[Redearsunfish]

Very, very nice!!!!

 

[Madding]

I can't remember if I posted here or not, but I just want to say again that I love those two fish from Wes that you added in the pics. Very beautiful.

 

[kendragon]

Due to busy schedule at work I decided to put the bambusa in the pond today. They definitely like it better in the wide open. However, the pesky mosquito fishes are chasing them around. Bambusa needs to grow a pair and kick their arse. Maybe the chasing will stop once the bambusa settles in. Hope they don't jump out.

 

[MFM]

Due to busy schedule at work I decided to put the bambusa in the pond today. They definitely like it better in the wide open. However, the pesky mosquito fishes are chasing them around. Bambusa needs to grow a pair and kick their arse. Maybe the chasing will stop once the bambusa settles in. Hope they don't jump out.

lol, I am sure they will double size in a week and will be sorry...

 

[HULON]

Sweet thos guys are gonna grow fast now....

 

[fugupuff]

oooh....I'm so jealous, that sounds so fun.

 

[Zfishies]

is that pond heated? or are they pretty good with temperature changes? you should keep them in there in the winter just get 4 300WATT heaters. thats what i do