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Re: Feeding baby RES
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Sep 10th a 06:57 PM
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by Augie |
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Shorty, your prediction was 100% accurate.
I moved the largest six RES to a different cage. It took three or four days for the fish in both cages to get over the ruckus.
Once they came out of their funk, fish that had been middling feeders prior to removal of the most aggressive six, immediately filled the power vacuum that was created.
The exercise is just about finished for this year. We're taking a couple weeks vacation starting next week and won't be around to feed, so they will all be set free on Tuesday.
Side note - yesterday evening I spent some time tossing the Wehebe to catch some BG to use for catfish bait this weekend.
1st toss I came out with quite a nice RES. Phone was in the truck, so no pic, but I got no reason to make it up.
Species Length Weight Standard W Relative W RES 10.50 1.18 0.84 140.48%
The RES that I've done weights and measures on this summer have ranged from 125%-180% relative weight.
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