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trevor
PostPosted: Nov 13th, '09, 16:36 
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Hi to anyone in Margaret River or around
who is looking for some trout.
I have a few hundred triploid trout fingerlings available
which are currently about 50mm long.
They are currently 30 cents each.
I can be contacted on 08 97 57 21 04.
Todays date is the 13th of November 2009.

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Outbackozzie
PostPosted: Nov 13th, '09, 22:05 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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There are not many people into AP who have 10 metre dams available :(
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OK you got me, can't be bothered googling and it's bed time, what is a triploid trout?
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creative1
PostPosted: Nov 14th, '09, 06:51 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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...Could have done a forum search for the thread but...
Triploids are 'a' sexual ...even better they don't grow gonads.
Lifeforce becomes eating :lol:


Disclaimer: if this information is not accurate then blame it on someone else for not posting earlier :geek:
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creative1 wrote:
...Could have done a forum search for the thread but...
Triploids are 'a' sexual ...even better they don't grow gonads.
Lifeforce becomes eating :lol:


Disclaimer: if this information is not accurate then blame it on someone else for not posting earlier :geek:

Aren't they also supposed to be more temp tolerant?
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PostPosted: Nov 14th, '09, 20:10 
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they are put through a process that sterilizes the trout shortly after the eggs are fertilized, and this is what makes them triploid.
This last step prevents the trout from maturing sexually or reproducing.


More info - http://www.troutlodge.com/?pageID=EA66F ... 83399E3841
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shivaz
PostPosted: Nov 18th, '09, 15:10 
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Just a quick question, with the Triploid trout - is it still going to be too hot for them in Perth over the next 6 months?
Does anyone know what the temperature range for Triploid is?

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