Temensis pbass growth rate

[Polyaddict86]

the Kelberi is the smallest specy bass. They max out 18-24 depending on a few variables. Most Kelberi I see are only 18-20" but that's after about 4-5 years.

Here is one of my old Kelberi from a true bass legend R1ridah. RIP brother. This guy was about 22".

Now you have an excuse to ask your wife for a 600g tank. LoL "Honey my temesis need a bigger tank or pond."

http://www.hawaiibassfishing.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?t=1690

Love the green, ill look for that kelberi, ill grow the temensis to about 15" then sell it.
Thanks for the recommendation, btw are tou going back to poly game

 

[FishNCash]

Love the green, ill look for that kelberi, ill grow the temensis to about 15" then sell it.
Thanks for the recommendation, btw are tou going back to poly game

No problem. I think I am done with polys for awhile. I don't miss the days of dicing tilapia and staying up to make sure they get enough food. I like that I can dump pellets in and not worry about a certain fish not getting enough food.

 

[jaws7777]

Never kept pbass but i thought i read somewhere they are prone to hith when water quality isnt ideal.

 

[FishNCash]

Never kept pbass but i thought i read somewhere they are prone to hith when water quality isnt ideal.

You are correct. Bass need very clean water so a powerful filtration is needed. Some bass guru will tell you not to run carbon since it might be linked to HITH disease.

 

[jaws7777]

You are correct. Bass need very clean water so a powerful filtration is needed. Some bass guru will tell you not to run carbon since it might be linked to HITH disease.

I remember the carbon thing mentioned a long time ago. Maybe in one of the stickies somewhere. Any truth to them doing better in soft/black water ?