JP I am a well documented non fan of Silvers but the way things are going I may have to give in
but not until I have tried everything else 
FF thanks for the advise I now will have to drink more beer, in fact it's the best advice I have ever had
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| Author: | Nocky [ Jan 31st, '10, 12:04 ] |
| Post subject: | No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
Since taking out the trout the obvious thing is happening, plants are starting to suffer a bit, yabbies and the few small redfin don't seem to do much, as most are aware I am stuck between fish until trout season, what will help things along a bit, will a daily dose of humonia of about 6 pack quantities help? |
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| Author: | jpcw [ Jan 31st, '10, 12:14 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
I chucked in a few Koi to keep the plans going. The idea was to grow them out a bit and sell them when trout season came back round. Unfortunately due to a system redesign at the time most got sucked in to the pump. Since then I have put some netting in to stop the fish getting in to the sump. Also today I dropped 100 Silver perch fingerlings in to grow out a bit then add to the pool later. Hope they go ok with the 5 Koi that are left. |
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| Author: | Food&Fish [ Jan 31st, '10, 12:16 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
Nocky wrote: Since taking out the trout the obvious thing is happening, plants are starting to suffer a bit, yabbies and the few small redfin don't seem to do much, as most are aware I am stuck between fish until trout season, what will help things along a bit, will a daily dose of humonia of about 6 pack quantities help? yEP ABOUT EVERY 4 DAYS |
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| Author: | Nocky [ Jan 31st, '10, 12:29 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
JP I am a well documented non fan of Silvers but the way things are going I may have to give in but not until I have tried everything else FF thanks for the advise I now will have to drink more beer, in fact it's the best advice I have ever had
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| Author: | stevesmartt [ Jan 31st, '10, 12:49 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
I started my system with silvers about 6inches long nearly 18 months ago now... when trout became available, i re-homed some silvers and put thr new trout in with about 5 remaining silvers... the trout came and went and were awesome... and now i have barra.. (wish i had trout) but still have the silvers in there too... i figure the silvers can stay as long as they like.. they are hardy, eat well most of the year and now are at a size where they would still keep the system going if i had a space of time between barra and trout again... just my 2c |
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| Author: | Nocky [ Jan 31st, '10, 16:13 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
I suppose what I am hoping with the red fin steves, we should be able to toughen trout up a bit so they can last the summer
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| Author: | Dufflight [ Jan 31st, '10, 16:42 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: No fish, plants suffer a bit??? |
Goldies are good system keepers. If you can get the dam raised ones that are big. I've a few over 35cms. |
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