Ed
Tokyo Japan
>
>Back before there was a size limit on bass in Wisconsin, I caught and kept
>three largemouth bass. They were 3 inches each roughly in September. I had
>them in a 29 gallon. You could not find friendlier Oscars. By January I was
>up to a dozen minnows a day, and the three bass ranged from 12 to 14 inches
>in length. This was still in a 29 gallon tank. They had 50% water changes
>weekly. I was glad to put them in a little pond down the road come spring.
>( I know, I did several "bad things" I was 13 at the time)
>
>Ray>
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