I do NOT have any literature on artificial fertilization. so i am guessing
what to do as i go along.
i think i will try a large soda bottle with a hole in the cap. and invert
the bottle. and stick an air line into the hole and seal the airline to the
cap with some aquarium caulking. then i need a valve to partially shut down
the air so as to regulate the air flow into the bottle. maybe i will try
this tomorrow.
my 100 gallon now contains a largemouth bass, yellow perch, white perch,
black crappie. all about 8 to 10 inches. the black crappie looks the
largest. I do not think i can keep all them in this small a tank. but for
now it looks great.
oh yes i also put a guess as to a pair of bluegills outside in a 12 ft
diameter pond. the female was super bulging with eggs. but i am not
positive on the male identification. it could be a female that is not full
of eggs.
when i clean the bluegills i have been taking the eggs and using them to
feed my other fish. they seem to like the eggs.
I hope i have not offended anyone by what i did or am saying in this email.
George
harvard, mass
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