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PostPosted: Dec 31st, '09, 09:45 
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Ok this would be useful info for the wiki I know it here somewhere but what is the safe upper limit on temperature for silver perch and murray cod? When I get time I would be happy to up date the wiki.


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PostPosted: Dec 31st, '09, 11:46 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Silver Perch are from around 6 degrees c up to around 32 degrees c. Murrays would be similar, maybe not as cold.


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According to a chart I have published by Stuart Rowland the tolerance range for Silvers is 2 - 38C, optimum for growth 23 - 28C. Goldens 4 -38C, optimium 23 -28C, Barra 12-42C, optimum 27 -32C.
He also states that temps reaching the upper and lower limits will kill fish if held there for extended periods.


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PostPosted: Dec 31st, '09, 13:51 
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Thanks for the info my greenhouse smaller systems have reached 32c I have had to add cool water to them. It looks like I will have to transfer water from the larger system to balance them in hot weather.


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PostPosted: Dec 31st, '09, 13:53 
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I didnt know that Silvers could go that high, might have to warm them up a bit when I get home :)


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Just try and keep the water temps in that 23 - 28 range for as long as you can if you are hoping to harvest in around 2 years time. Apparently growth is not that great in temps over 30.


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