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David Bliss....Eric can give you a better answer
I added some Camelot Bells to my pond. I stocked small ones which probably ended up as meals for larger fish the only thing I would do differently next time with the Camelot Bells is try to stock larger version Camelot Bells.
Camelot Bells are a bit pricey... and of course the adult Camelot Bells are even more pricey But in my mind when Camelot Bells are involved it's best to avoid predation "at all costs"...no pun intended.
I would be interested to hear George's opinion on such matters.
Fishing has never been about the fish....
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