I have a 10 gal set up that I have neglected to
mention. Steve said he would send me some sculphins
if he caught any, So I st up a tank for them. I
already have it cycled with "toughies" fromthe bait
store who are to be lunch for the sculphins.
I haven't mentioned the tank because it isn't
"stocked" and this tank may not be moved to the
school.
Now comes the obvious question about the strange
bedfellows ....
--- Moontanman_at_aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 12/7/02 5:19:12 PM Eastern
> Standard Time,
> midgatutordigests_at_yahoo.com writes:
>
> >
> > I hear they are hard to feed.
> >
> I raise hog chokers regularly from larvae up to more
> than 6". frozen blood
> worms seem to be the key but tiny ones need baby
> brine shrimp. Once they get
> into the 4" or more range they will feed on small
> earth worms. Mine
> eventually learn to eat tiny pellets. although they
> do like to bury in the
> sand they also like smooth surfaces. I have one who
> likes to sit on top of a
> log ready to swoop down on worms or tiny fish. If
> they could reproduce in
> freshwater they would occupy similar habitats as
> darters (my opinion)
>
> Moon
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