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This may win or lose a Pond Boss supporter so if this gets removed I understand.....anyhooo....has anyone tried the above Banner advertiser? I want some golden shiners and I think they sound good. Anyone? toby
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I personally have not but my supplier( does 3000.00 a year) has and he is very happy! My golden shiners came from them and they were healthy until my HBSB had them for a snack!
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I don't see any pricing info anywhere...am I missing something?
In a lifetime, the average driver will honk 15,250 times. My wife figures I'm due to die any day now...
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This is from their website. "With fry coming straight out of our hatchery, you can buy a thousand fish for a dollar. In other words, a box of 250,000 fish sells for only $250.00."
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Has anyone looked at the "BLACK SALTY BAITFISH" listed on their site? What kind of fish are they? Could (should) they be stocked in a pond?
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Me thinks they's some form of "carp". Only fish I know that could survive any time at all (even as bait) on a hook, in salt water.
Look close...photos look suspiciously like bugle-nosed bass, to me.
BTW...I wasn't really all that interested in a quarter million fry. Just wondered if they sold them in somewhat smaller batches...
In a lifetime, the average driver will honk 15,250 times. My wife figures I'm due to die any day now...
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Matt they do not that is why I bought from my supplier. He buys the fry then grows them out. But at the rate my HBSB gobbled them up a mill fry might work! Man HBSB can eat!
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Yeah, I bet...not sure if GS would even work in Iowa, nor whether they're allowed by IDNR rules.
In a lifetime, the average driver will honk 15,250 times. My wife figures I'm due to die any day now...
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Originally posted by Bender: Has anyone looked at the "BLACK SALTY BAITFISH" listed on their site? What kind of fish are they? Could (should) they be stocked in a pond? If they'e the same as the Black Salty's previously discussed here, they're basically a kind of goldfish.
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Anything I can remember, ewest can find. 
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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