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 Re: Too many shiners
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May 3rd a 02:54 AM
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| by Bill Cody |
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Dono - You have found a way to successfully spawn chubs. Picture is a chub. You should publish your method for growing creek spawning shiners and chubs. Shiners and chubs should not hybridize because each belongs to a separate taxonomic genus. Different genera rarely if ever will hybridize. If they did we could cross a bass with a bluegill (sunfish).
I would try trout and see what happens. You might grow some really big trout if the water stays cool enough for summer trout survival.
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