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Hi, just dug a brand new pond about .7 acres and filling with well water. I would appreciate some input if y'all don't mind, I could use it.lol
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What would you like to do with it? With something that small, maybe you should consider fish with limited reproduction and feed pellets.
You could have a lot of fun with .7 ac of hybrid bluegill and hybrid striped bass.
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Yes that's what I was thinking, what's the difference between hybrid bluegill and native bluegill?
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HBG are a cross between BG and GSF. Lots here on the subject. HBG reproduce in low numbers (to low to be a good forage species). HSB are also a hybrid and rarely reproduce. The both eat pellets well and are aggressive.
Last edited by ewest; 07/07/16 02:37 PM.
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Can y'all tell me how to post pictures from an IPhone, thanks
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