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Yes, I read it, as well as lot of other articles on the web. I am worried about introducing a species that reproduces so prodigiously, so I am trying to find the downside to it before I am stuck with it.
So far I read that they reproduce so quickly that they overpopulate and don't reach eating size.
When I do want to catch some, what would I use for bait to catch a plankton eater?
The pray predator ballancing act will occur much faster and will have the potential to get out of ballance.
More fish will mean more waste and I will have to get an aerator.
Looks like it's a go.
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