I'll trade you a couple moraines for some mountains ;)
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From: <Prizma_at_aol.com>
>
> good luck on the hogsucker in aquaria. i think they need a non
undergraveled
> tank w/ a sandy substrate, lots of live dietris, algae and feed sinking
foods
> w/ few tankmates. the only place i have had one survive... and thrive is
in my
> cement pond. getting larger everyday and working on his 3rd year now.
oddly i
> caught several unidentifable tiny, tiny fry this year and put them in a 35
> gallon tank on my shaded patio. one of the high swimming fry converted to
a
> bottom dwelling hog sucker:) i hope to move him to a protected area in the
cement
> pond later this fall.
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