My Pond Management #1

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Uploaded by on May 10, 2011

The management of my backyard farm pond.

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  • The die when water temps drop below 45 degrees. But before they die they become lethargic and rise to the surface, we went around scooping them out with a net (awesome tasting fillets). The way I looked at it was spend the money in Tilapia or chemicals...The Tilapia is a much better choice . They eat the moss/alge mats like the vegetarians they are and breed like crazy feeding my bluegill and bass!! No downside to them, they breath new life into an old pond for certain!

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  • Now, will those Tilapia be able to survive through an Indiana winter? I thought they were more of a tropical fish.

  • Great video buddy, keep um' coming I am interested in seeing this series.

  • Very Cool Pond!!!

    I can't wait to see how it goes with the Tiapia

  • great job.

  • Great video!

  • ITS STAGNANT, PUT A PUMP OUT THERE SHOOTING UP N OUT THE WATER TO MOVE THE WATER AROUND, SUM SORT WATER FALL BE NICE.

  • I'm interested in seeing how this turns out.  Hope these guys have you on the right track. If nothing else let's just have a fish fry.

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