Largemouth Bass tank requirments

[TJB101084]

You probably could keep the bass up until they hit the 16-18" mark, provided you have very good filtration and have switched them off of live or messy foods. A well fed, 18" bass makes for a nice meal

Thats crossed my mind once or twice. dont think I can do it though. I would almost rather throw them in the canal and give them a fighting chance first. (Not that I ever would release them in a canal)

 

[Broski]

Don't re-release fish back into the wild. You can sell them (or give them) to people who own private bodies of water that don't connect into streams or rivers.

 

[JPMUSKIE]

are you serious about the muskie?

 

[Ambervikings91]

would never eat one of the fish i owned

 

[Owain4]

yeah it would be pretty dumb considering medication, and dechlorinater etc that you add to the water. I've seen threads with people thinking it was a good idea then ending up with food poisoning like symptoms

 

[Dunbar]

If you would have said any other fish than a musky I would have said "isn't it easier to catch one?" but in this case...I will keep my mouth shut haha.

Where would you go about getting a musky fingerling?

 

[rasa92re]

I second Dunbar's question. I'd like to house a musky in another tank and then build a pond for it. As much as I search on google and get scam sites, I cannot find a reputable dealer of muskies. Anyone know where we can get a fingerling? I am trying Aquabid next.

 

[Gr8Greek]

Came accross a forum where people buy muskies from a fish farm .. Kalepp’s Fish Farm

 

[DIDYSIS]

Depending on how much you feed them they will grow slow or fast. Little warmer water and lots of food they grow fast. I had a couple that were around ten inches in my tank. Think of them like peacock bass.

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[DIDYSIS]

would never eat one of the fish i owned

Don't want to eat anything you give normal fish food to.

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