HAS THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA LOST IT'S MIND

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MN_Rebel;2729489; said:
Or stock the sterile tiger muskie, they will take care of these northern pikes..

that could work, but what about holding off the dams from releasing water out and blocking off the streams from having water coming in so the muskie can't escape. seems kind of hazard to me, hold off the dam would be great. But blocking the streams, that will cause flood...because if the state is wish to release the muskie in it, they'll need to block every way so the fish won't go out into other water systems. plus some fisherman here are stupid and bunch of jerk, catch the fish and transport it to somewhere else...causing a bigger problem.
 
How can sterile tiger muskies multiplying if some jerks caught them then release them in different lakes?
 
MN_Rebel;2734220; said:
How can sterile tiger muskies multiplying if some jerks caught them then release them in different lakes?
cuz not all tiger muskys are sterile some times they are females
 
MultispeciesTamer;2734944; said:
cuz not all tiger muskys are sterile some times they are females


But hes asking about the sterile ones. If you put females in that would kinda defeat the point of calling them sterile.
 
But fertile female tiger muskies are very very rare and theres no reports that tiger muskie backcross to either northern pike or pure muskie.
 
Even if there are few fertile tiger musky females, the hybridization between muskie and northern pike in the wild is very rare let it alone with tiger muskie backcross to the northern pike. Because pike are early spawner and the muskie are late spawner. Not this but the northern males are much smaller than the northern females, the males will scared of the muskie females which are much bigger than northern females......so that means it have to be freaky lucky hybridization for the rare fertile female tiger muskie and the rare large male northern pike spawning at the same time to be occured.
 
MN_Rebel;2735414; said:
Even if there are few fertile tiger musky females, the hybridization between muskie and northern pike in the wild is very rare let it alone with tiger muskie backcross to the northern pike. Because pike are early spawner and the muskie are late spawner. Not this but the northern males are much smaller than the northern females, the males will scared of the muskie females which are much bigger than northern females......so that means it have to be freaky lucky hybridization for the rare fertile female tiger muskie and the rare large male northern pike spawning at the same time to be occured.
the breddign styles of muskies and bass differ also they happen at different times of the year.
 
that is not the main situation about worrying the tiger muskies breeding if its released into other lakes. the worry is the tiger muskie will compete against other species in differ lakes. ruin the ecosystem even more. of course it would be easy to get rid of them, but no need to have any more ecosystem killed off...
 
MN_Rebel;2735414; said:
Even if there are few fertile tiger musky females, the hybridization between muskie and northern pike in the wild is very rare let it alone with tiger muskie backcross to the northern pike. Because pike are early spawner and the muskie are late spawner. Not this but the northern males are much smaller than the northern females, the males will scared of the muskie females which are much bigger than northern females......so that means it have to be freaky lucky hybridization for the rare fertile female tiger muskie and the rare large male northern pike spawning at the same time to be occured.
I know the facts lol :D, i never said it would happen, you never said that i said it would happen tho either :WHOA:
 
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