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See red for notes. Thanks to everybody for their inputs!
Ok to summarize what I think I have learned is:
1) Northern BG can live and perform well in both the South and the North. Yes CNBG are less tolerant to cold temperature than the Northern BG. Yes
2) There is no significant advantage in size or growth rate between CNBG and Northern BG. Not so - all species grow faster/do better under optimum conditions for that species - so CNBG do better /grow faster in the south and BG do better/grow faster up north.
Conclusion is there is no advantage in trying to inject some CNBG genetics into my Northern BG and it might actually be a detriment from a temperature tolerance standpoint. Yes injecting CNBG genetics in your pond up north would be a mistake IMO.
Guess I will forego stocking any CNBG
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