@bradstar64 NEVER EVER put any pond raised or store bought fish into a local waterway. For one thing its illegal, and for another thing that's how invasive species get started. DON'T ever do that. Look at the great lakes now with the Asian carp, that's excatly what hes got there.
@darkora2 The wild looking ones stay on the bottom of the pond and stir up the muck. They cannot be seen because of the natural colors. These were the ones I was unable to capture last year and they were getting large for only two years old. My pond was over-crowded from these fish and it is hard to keep the water clean from all their waste.
@medicjimr That can sometimes happen. I call them wild carp but, they are really the offspring of domestic fish that brought forth genes from their wild carp ancestors. This probably happens because these fish can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs each season which opens the door for a wide variety in the gene pool. I wonder what commercial breeders do with theirs? 1 sec ago
@beast12101 I call them wild carp but, they are really the offspring of domestic fish that brought forth genes from their wild carp ancestors. This probably happens because these fish can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs each season which opens the door for a wide variety in the gene pool. I wonder what commercial breeders do with theirs?
what did you do with the carp you took out?
smarty12421 10 months ago
eat them
vanhalenman60 1 year ago
wut do u do with the fish?? put hem in a river dont killl em
bradstar64 1 year ago
@bradstar64 NEVER EVER put any pond raised or store bought fish into a local waterway. For one thing its illegal, and for another thing that's how invasive species get started. DON'T ever do that. Look at the great lakes now with the Asian carp, that's excatly what hes got there.
pac6010 7 months ago
sorry for double comment
R3ptil3s 1 year ago
are these koi or goldfish or are they actually carp? also and you update your pond video love seeing these videos
R3ptil3s 1 year ago
are these koi or goldfish?and please update about your bullhead he's so awesome
R3ptil3s 1 year ago
Excellent video!
Radiosparks 1 year ago
Another quality video, Kamo. That's become redundant.
I dig the back yard habitat.
Eric
LoletaEric 1 year ago
I bet MedicJim has been dropping in the wild carp at night. Along with swiping a home brew from the fridge.
oregonmikes 1 year ago
@oregonmikes LOL, yea, and i think he's been camping out in the woods near my house.
Kamoyaker 1 year ago
why dont you want them in there?
darkora2 1 year ago
@darkora2 The wild looking ones stay on the bottom of the pond and stir up the muck. They cannot be seen because of the natural colors. These were the ones I was unable to capture last year and they were getting large for only two years old. My pond was over-crowded from these fish and it is hard to keep the water clean from all their waste.
Kamoyaker 1 year ago
good eaten
burpinator 1 year ago
what did you do with those wild carp?
wolfbrother2501 1 year ago
@wolfbrother2501 Carp make good crab bait so, I freeze them.
Kamoyaker 1 year ago
That was neat I am presuming they were result of bird droppings
medicjimr 1 year ago
@medicjimr That can sometimes happen. I call them wild carp but, they are really the offspring of domestic fish that brought forth genes from their wild carp ancestors. This probably happens because these fish can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs each season which opens the door for a wide variety in the gene pool. I wonder what commercial breeders do with theirs? 1 sec ago
Kamoyaker 1 year ago
how did the wild carp get i there?
beast12101 1 year ago 5
@beast12101 I call them wild carp but, they are really the offspring of domestic fish that brought forth genes from their wild carp ancestors. This probably happens because these fish can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs each season which opens the door for a wide variety in the gene pool. I wonder what commercial breeders do with theirs?
Kamoyaker 1 year ago