lemon its arapima in the picture.
Tommy how much you want for one of those bulb maybe 2 incase it blew again.
Tommy how much you want for one of those bulb maybe 2 incase it blew again.
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hmm sticky its a gator gar...caught in a state tournament. notice the mouth like an alligator
that is a gater gar for sure!Gars live for years,it took that one at least 25 years to get that size.I will be old and wrinkly by that time.
35 gallon hexagon complete setup asking 140 all wood stand n oak trim on the tank anyone interested ? I also have a 55 tank n filter for 70
Koi Fish Pulled From Maine Pond
Limerick (NEWS CENTER) -- Wildlife officials have pulled a Koi fish from Pickerel Pond in Limerick... an invasive fish that's illegal to bring into Maine, and could cause a lot of problems in our waters.
The fish are a type of carp originally found in Japan. They aren't native to Maine's waters, but can survive in the cold conditions. That has officials worried because the fish is known for destroying vegetation necessary for trout's survival.
Wardens have already caught one Koi fish but now they're receiving reports of other sightings in Pickerel Pond. They've netted off the drainage into Arrowhead Lake in an attempt to contain the fish until they can locate all of them.
Officials say if there are more, they hope to catch them before spawning season because Koi can produce up to 30 times more eggs than a similar-sized native trout.
Anyone who spots a Koi fish in one of Maine's lakes is asked to contact the Warden's Service immediately.
Limerick (NEWS CENTER) -- Wildlife officials have pulled a Koi fish from Pickerel Pond in Limerick... an invasive fish that's illegal to bring into Maine, and could cause a lot of problems in our waters.
The fish are a type of carp originally found in Japan. They aren't native to Maine's waters, but can survive in the cold conditions. That has officials worried because the fish is known for destroying vegetation necessary for trout's survival.
Wardens have already caught one Koi fish but now they're receiving reports of other sightings in Pickerel Pond. They've netted off the drainage into Arrowhead Lake in an attempt to contain the fish until they can locate all of them.
Officials say if there are more, they hope to catch them before spawning season because Koi can produce up to 30 times more eggs than a similar-sized native trout.
Anyone who spots a Koi fish in one of Maine's lakes is asked to contact the Warden's Service immediately.
There was a guy a couple years ago who owned a Chinese food restaurant. He got slammed for having Koi in a tank in the restaurant. Fish and Game are SERIOUS about not having that species in Maine.
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