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Fingerling
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Look like Brook Sticklebacks.
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+1 Stickleback. I think they are cool. Look prehistoric to me with that spiny dorsal.
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Thank you both for your response. The patterns certainly look like that however I didn't notice those spines.
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Also one thing: do you think the trout will eat them?
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Yes, the Brown Trout will eat Brook Sticklebacks. I am pretty sure Brown Trout eat sticklebacks in their native range.
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Do you think the trout will eat all of them. I wouldn't want to loose all of them.
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That is likely to depend on an interaction between how hard the trout go after the sticklebacks and how much cover the latter have for their various life-stages. I suspect the stickleback abundance will be reduced enough to not be a major source of food for the trout unless you keep the latter at low abundance.
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