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I had a pump failure last year, and the fatheads in my small minnow pond went belly up. Rather than drive 50 miles to the fish supplier, I bought shiners from a local bait stand. I was hoping for goldens or fathead, but I *guess* they're emeralds. Their backs are very green, more green than any pictures I have yet seen. They're a nice size... a little longer and "taller" than FHM.
I thought they were a more northern fish, but so far so good in the warm water.
Anyone have knowledge or experience with them? Do you think they may reproduce in small (or large)ponds?
Incidentally, they're great feeders. They tear up the pellets, and eagerly take bread right out of your hand.
Thoughts?
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