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I think I have only 1 scud left in the indoor tanks. I've never seen more than 1 at a time for the past couple months. Just before that I had a number of them in the 3 gal tank and they seemed to be mating, but maybe they were eating each other. I've never seen any in my outdoor ponds except for 1 I saw swimming under the ice a day or two after I stocked them in my small garden pond.
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Turtle if you have easy access to your pond at night, I find about a hour after dark with flashlights lots of scuds near shore moving from cover to cover.
Forced to work born to Fish
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I don't have any cover in my pond. I've tried various plants, but no luck. A little FA is beginning to form on the bottom, so I may have that for cover before long.
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