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mattyry
PostPosted: Jul 5th, '11, 16:21 
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Damm OB, this is going to be a big system read. I think I read the first 10 page or so about a month ago but can't remember where I was up to :upset:

looks awesome thou!!

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TCLynx
PostPosted: Jul 5th, '11, 21:06 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Zman wrote:
Wouldnt the bigger fish eat all the smaller fish if they are in the same tank?


With Trout, yes see OBO's profile picture.
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PostPosted: Jul 5th, '11, 21:52 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Pulled 7 of the 2nd year trout out today, they are well over 550 gramms, and exceptionally fat :D

I have a spare tank that I pump water into to make catching the fish easier.
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:laughing3: So that's what OBO's profile picture is. I always wondered... Looked like some kind of fishing lure...

The drop net idea would probably work well. You just need to use one the size of the tank and feed it along the bottom while being careful no fish gets underneath. You probably would need an extra hand or two.
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Hi OBO.
Way back on pg 10 or so, you said that after your fish tanks were backfilled with the clay-heavy soil, you wouldn't have a problem with the tank popping out of the ground if the area flooded. Has that turned out to be true?
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PostPosted: Jul 7th, '11, 19:09 
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Yes.

Even in that picture of a few weeks ago where the whole area is flooded, it only wets down to about 30cm depth at the most. I can not see the tanks popping out of the ground at any time.
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PostPosted: Jul 7th, '11, 20:42 
Unless they decide that there's coal seam gas underneath the area... :mrgreen:
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That's interesting. Lost my post. That blasted edit button.
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You're lucky Bill... I haven't got an "edit" button on this thread.... :dontknow:
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RupertofOZ wrote:
You're lucky Bill... I haven't got an "edit" button on this thread.... :dontknow:


Its only there till someone reads it then its gone
:headbang: this was done with edit
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Doh tried to do it again but got the message "You can no longer edit or delete that post" someone must have read it b4 I could type it :think: not hard I guess with my 2 finger typing :geek:

Sorry about the hijack Col... will sit back and keep reeding your masterpiece
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Hi OBO. Thanks heaps for your hospitality when I met you in early May (and thanks heaps for Tomatoes and Rockmelon). Looks like you have been really busy since I saw you!!! And yes... I got caught out in the WA Goldfields with all that rain!!! I was hoping I could catch up with you again before I came home... but not possible. You and your family are inspirational!!!


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PostPosted: Jul 12th, '11, 06:18 
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Your welcome :). How many ounces?
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