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I don't know a whole lot about these fish, but was just thinking if they could be stalked and reproduce in a pond. they seem to be very hardy, much more so than shad or shinners and get fairly good size (6-7 inches at the largest). anyone stock, if stocked right are they self sustaining?
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You might have all your questions answered here: Black Salties
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Black Salties will grow large enough so that the majority of the fish in the food chain will not be able to use them for forage. Shiners and Fatheads are a much better option.
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Welcome to PB minnowmakers. We are glad you guys from Anderson’s are shipping boxes of GShiner fry and advertising on this Forum.
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