sturgeons

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lil_blue said:
usmc tanker, the ones in the columbian are white sturgeon, and they grow to about 12ft, last time i was over there, the salmon were heading upstream to spawn, (its a sight to see them swimming under the docks *massive*) i saw a sturgeon jump, that kind of turned me off to swimming in lakes for a little while, even tho i know they wont eat me, theyre huge! I can only imagine a beluga
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ya i lnow i have seen the same, this is what i did, in this order :WHOA: :eek::OMG: :jaw: :drool: :hearts: :idea: :bling: :woot:
 
i have 14 sturgeon adrac,shortnose and sterlets are what i have had.the sterlets get 3 feet and20 pounds we sell them at are store for $29.99 there cool i have had the albinos too.we do not use chillers amd our water stays around 65 degrees.there are NO sturgeon that can live in a pond less than a thousand gallons.

there are two species of stugeon that live in virginia the atlantic stugeon and the shortnose.the shortnose is a new species to va.they lived in the chesapeke bay 200 years ago intill over harvesting.they are native to the delaware bay and are coming down a canal into the bay. just think thats cool.




does anybody know if you can get bulugas and where?
 
payara said:
i have 14 sturgeon adrac,shortnose and sterlets are what i have had.the sterlets get 3 feet and20 pounds we sell them at are store for $29.99 there cool i have had the albinos too.we do not use chillers amd our water stays around 65 degrees.there are NO sturgeon that can live in a pond less than a thousand gallons.

there are two species of stugeon that live in virginia the atlantic stugeon and the shortnose.the shortnose is a new species to va.they lived in the chesapeke bay 200 years ago intill over harvesting.they are native to the delaware bay and are coming down a canal into the bay. just think thats cool.




does anybody know if you can get bulugas and where?
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dude u gotta hook me up with some small ones:grinyes:
 
payara said:
i have 14 sturgeon adrac,shortnose and sterlets are what i have had.the sterlets get 3 feet and20 pounds we sell them at are store for $29.99 there cool i have had the albinos too.we do not use chillers amd our water stays around 65 degrees.there are NO sturgeon that can live in a pond less than a thousand gallons.

there are two species of stugeon that live in virginia the atlantic stugeon and the shortnose.the shortnose is a new species to va.they lived in the chesapeke bay 200 years ago intill over harvesting.they are native to the delaware bay and are coming down a canal into the bay. just think thats cool.




does anybody know if you can get bulugas and where?
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You really want a beluga???? I can probally find one... let me check real quick... OH wait how can you possibly have enough room to house one of these???? it would cost s fortune to feed one too
 
payara said:
i have big enouph facilities to house them and i have acess to plenty enouph food
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How could you have a big enough place to house them?? Do you plan on putting them into a huge outdoor pond??? Cuz they get almost 30' and 3000 pounds..... but if ya really want i can help ya out if you wanna hook me up with some small sturgeons.... i dont want anything that gets over 10'
 
rottbo said:
How could you have a big enough place to house them?? Do you plan on putting them into a huge outdoor pond??? Cuz they get almost 30' and 3000 pounds..... but if ya really want i can help ya out if you wanna hook me up with some small sturgeons.... i dont want anything that gets over 10'
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i will see what i can do.i wont get anything but adranics for the next 3 weeks then i might get sterlets.shortnose and lake sturgeon. i will look into shipping them to la. we have some truck drivers that might be going that way.and yes i do have some big enouph outdoor ponds.pm me if you cacan get me a buluga and ill tell u some details
 
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