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I believe I remember reading in PB that one has to be careful feeding in the northern US so as not to have too productive of a pond. The more productive the higher chance for problems. For that reason I thought there might be some relative cut off for feeding. Had a winter kill 6 years ago, but that was before I had it cleaned out and enlarged, now 1/3 is 11' and 2/3 5'. I put in an Air 1+ this spring. I am at about 1500' and in a snow belt, so some of the winters can be pretty harsh. I don't need to have the largest fish in the north, but like to feed to help growth rates. Ted
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BG sex?
by Bill Cody - 05/16/24 08:50 PM
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