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The apple to apples comparison would be a pond with HBG and only male BG. Male BG in a male/female pond use up lots of energy on reproduction while HBG do not. This effects growth as energy in - energy used = growth. Thanks for clarify that. The HBG do not have spawning tendencies because there are very few female HBG? I would have thought they would go after the regular female BG ? They do have spawning tendencies, and build nests just like BG do. Spark.. Do any of your ponds have a mix of BG and HBG? And if so, have you noticed the HBG dominant/trying over the male BG spawn? My pond is such that you can't observe the BG nests.
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