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Just remember that the bass that you stock from the other pond can also bring in external parasites if you don't treat them first with a salt dip, and if he has any invasive plants in the pond there is the possibility of getting them in your pond if you put any of the pond water in your pond.
Also, make sure the bass that you stock from his pond are not large enough to eat your recently stocked fish.
A Largemouth will eat fish up to 1/3 it's length, and possibly longer fish if they are fusiform shaped.
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