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At what temperature can I start to feed my catfish? I had them trained late last year and they stopped feeding when things cooled off. Am i wasting my time by trying to feed them now?
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60 degree water temp should turn them on for some food.
i only wanted to have some fun
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Ditto what Ken said. I may get a small amount of CC feeding at 58 Deg F, but they really get interested when it tops 60 deg F.
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