Guess I'll have to expand
-Stevo
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| Author: | meancoyote [ Jun 29th, '07, 10:24 ] |
| Post subject: | Georgia Giant |
thinking about getting some of these, i e-mailed them to quote me a price. this may be a good alternative to tilapia, dont have to heat the water and they are legal to have. http://kens-fishfarm.com/georgia_giant.asp |
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| Author: | Daniel [ Jun 29th, '07, 10:34 ] |
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cool, and they do better in a polyculture with other fish, lol bass needed to control reproduction |
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| Author: | artistic_mill [ Jun 29th, '07, 11:50 ] |
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Hmm, this sounds interesting! -Stevo |
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| Author: | gemmell [ Jun 29th, '07, 12:00 ] |
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I'm a little bit sceptical ... why is it a registered trademark? Did they actually breed it or is it genetically modified? |
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| Author: | meancoyote [ Jun 29th, '07, 12:10 ] |
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i read that it is a cross of a green sunfish and a bluegill. |
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| Author: | janethesselberth [ Jun 29th, '07, 18:37 ] |
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Sounds nice! Minimum order is 500 fish. Hope you have that kind of space! |
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| Author: | artistic_mill [ Jun 29th, '07, 20:06 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Georgia Giant |
Guess I'll have to expand
-Stevo |
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| Author: | OOramper [ Jun 29th, '07, 20:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Georgia Giant |
Wow that thing is a mutant. It would be interesting to see how they would grow out in closed system. I am also curious as to why they need bass to control the pop. I would think that they would clean up thier own fry. Specially since they are said to be such aggresive feeders. Shawn |
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| Author: | meancoyote [ Jun 30th, '07, 06:55 ] |
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got this e-mail today They are sold as 1-2" fingerlings. The bream would cost $175.00 ($0.35 ea), shipping is $264.27. You could get 1000 in a shipping container for the same shipping cost if wanted. Ken's Hatchery & Fish Farm, Inc. P.O. Box 449 Alapaha, GA 31622 www.kens-fishfarm.com Ph. 229-532-6135 Fx. 229-532-7220 |
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| Author: | Joyce [ Jun 30th, '07, 07:10 ] |
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Those are some big fish. If you go with them keep us posted as to how they do. |
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| Author: | meancoyote [ Jun 30th, '07, 08:31 ] |
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dunno, thats alot of money |
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| Author: | EllKayBee [ Jun 30th, '07, 13:45 ] |
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mc, you need to edit the web site address you have "fishfarm comma com" and not "fishfarm dot com" fixed it up Les 
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| Author: | janethesselberth [ Jul 1st, '07, 00:52 ] |
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MC, maybe you could split an order with someone nearby. Dave Donley lives a couple hours from me, and we split an order of 150 tilapia. Have them shipped to whoever can handle that many fish better, let them rest at least a week, then the second person can go get their share. |
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| Author: | meancoyote [ Jul 3rd, '07, 04:06 ] |
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found a cheaper source of bluegill, not sure if they are bigger than mine though. http://www.suttlefish.com/pricelist.html would really like to find a source of catfish......... |
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