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They are also a problem in the bayous around Houston. There was an article in the newspaper after the recent record cold about them. Texas Parks & Wildlife biologists were happy that many of them were found dead after the record cold. They also referred to them as "armored catfish".
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Very, very, very, very, ugly fish, yuck!
HUSBAND AND CAT MISSING -$100 REWARD FOR THE CAT!
I subscribe too, but tried and failed at the fish logo.
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Hi All, new to the forum here.
Just yesterday I purchased two Plecos from a local pet store,
one 18' and another 12" for my acre + pond. Hopefully they will
clean up the algea that has been building. I released them and
not long after I spotted both of them swimming along; a good
sign for sure. The larger one looked majestic moving about.
Last edited by Bluegrasser; 08/02/15 09:09 AM.
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