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Can natives and coppernose mix well in a 1 acre pond is it best to go with just one?
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Sure, they can be mixed. The choice should be made based on your goals. If you want a good mixed gene pool, primarily to create a food chain for bass, mix them. If you want to try to grow huge bluegill, use coppernose.
Teach a man to grow fish...
He can teach to catch fish...
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