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#98024 09/26/07 06:30 PM
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I am considering stocking tilapia to control filamentous algae and am wondering if I should fence off some areas to let them get established before letting them be exposed to LMB.

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Very late to stock them this year. They die from cold water temps. Your idea is good if you are stocking small ones into an existing pond with LMB.
















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I won't stock until next spring. I am just trying to get ready if I should need to fence off a cove or two.

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The problem with fencing off an area is being absoutely sure that no LMB are fenced in.

Will those things eat slick and slimy FA?


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Yes, making sure there are no LMB in the fence will be an important step. Everyone says they will eat FA. I sure hope so as that is the main reason I am planning on stocking them.

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A blocking net will work better than trying to build a fence.

















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