What To Do About Ice W/ Channel Catfish?

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Ok well that's good Because the pond is 18" on it's shallowest and 24" in it's deepest. Their our two ponds. The upper one is a small pond to collect water. This is a 40 foot river/stream that connects to the bigger pond to create flow. Never tried to run it during winter. And not sure what gonna do bout them dang coons.


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Big Jay said:
Mine just eats and eats and eats. I actually bought him for my brother. He lives in a 15' x 8' x 30" deep garden pond. You will need a de-icer. Other than that, very hardy. Ours grew from a small 3" long fish to over 30" long in less than 3 years.
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Yeah so does mine. I have him in a 75 and grew him out from 3" to 8" since i got him in February. My pond is shaped like a boomerang so I couldn't really give you dimensions. I was talking about feeding him during winter though. I know their feeding slows down when it gets colder out so I wanted to know how much to feed him.


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Yes that has been mentioned multiple times on this thread. The pond will not entirely freeze up because there's running water. I was asking how much do I want to feed my channel cat when the pond is mostly frozen over or when it's cold out.


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ColeFishing said:
Yes that has been mentioned multiple times on this thread. The pond will not entirely freeze up because there's running water. I was asking how much do I want to feed my channel cat when the pond is mostly frozen over or when it's cold out.


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You will not want to feed at all if the pond is anywhere near freezing, your bio filters will not be active.
 
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