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My gams survived in a little 4 x 8 x 1 feet holder frozen down to two inches. They can take a lot of abuse: temperature, oxygen, etc. They've been depleted a lot this summer in my main pond because the baby bass git em. I have a few thousand in that little holder...started with twenty-five from Amazon a couple years ago . . .
That is a remarkable number of GAMs. I could see that little "forage holder" being a good source of pregnant adults to supplement your pond. I've wondered how big container it would take to keep adult numbers up in 1/4 acre pond. That's definitely big enough to make a difference. Danny, would you mind remarking about how you feed them and whether water exchange and aeration are provided?
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Algae
by Boondoggle - 06/14/24 10:07 PM
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