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creative1
PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 11:43 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 11:47 
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Nice one Ivan, those fish look to be a good size.

Now tell me that marron wasn't still alive when you held it's claw... :geek:
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 11:51 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Iced water works wonders...
Marron are one fish you don't want 'going off' before cooking. :flower:
No fingers were harmed in the filming :lol:
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 12:17 
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C1 do you have tiny hands? or are those giant critters? :wink: :)
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Doesn't matter if he's a midget - nice trout and very nice marron - top effort - thanks for the photos C1 :cheers:
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chillidude wrote:
Doesn't matter if he's a midget - nice trout and very nice marron - top effort - thanks for the photos C1 :cheers:

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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 12:26 
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Hmmm how do I know if my hands are small... :?
:cyclopsani: Nup I think I have bigish hands...
Since most hands I shake are smaller :wink:

I have saved a MUCHO larger one for Chrissy. :cheers:
I might have to get a pic...
Back soon :flower:
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Only problem is that you can't lift 'em due to the bung back. :blackeye:
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 18:53 
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Didn't manage to get a photo...
May be tomorrow :(
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Great marron C1, they are such awesome critters.

I know it is probaly written here somewhere but 77 pages is a few to many to trawl through :shock: How many marron do you have in your system and are they in a separate tank? If so, what size and type of tank? Have they put on much mass in your system?

I have noticed that the two I have in the tank at school are much bigger than the female I removed with berries so they are obviously putting on mass pretty quickly seeing they all started out the same size in June.
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Rick
PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 21:04 
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If your back is too crook C1, I will come over and give you a hand to catch those big ones. 8)
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 21:07 
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I have 4 in the sump 2 in berry
6 in the FT with the trout :wink:
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PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 21:11 
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Thanks for the offer Rick...
Feeling like shyte tonight :roll:
But I did just have a joy couple of baked trout(shared)
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creative1 wrote:
I have 4 in the sump 2 in berry


You going to pull them out before they drop and the pump eats all the juveniles? I got about 30 juveniles off ours, the last of them dropped last week. Ours have been happy in with the trout as well and now with the barra.

I am considering a separate 600mm deep long rectangular tank to put the juveniles in next year to grow them out. Figure I might just let two grow beds drain into the tank before letting the tank overflow into the existing sump.
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creative1
PostPosted: Dec 11th, '09, 21:25 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Something like that...We are about a month behind Perth.
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