The fish still in the creek were a little less fussy.
Edit - Well the file did not attach and when I went back to edit it the option to add the movie file was gone so will attach to the next post.
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Edited by Usil, 29 September 2011 - 01:01 PM.
Feeding the fishies...
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Posted 29 September 2011 - 12:54 PM
Went out to Bear creek this morning to see what I could catch. Not much biting but I did catch finally a couple of red ear. Gave up on the fishing but decided to try a fish view with my cheap Kodak waterproof video camera. Rubber banded it to a stick and lowered it in. I brought some of my fish pellets that all my fish at home make a point to ignore to see what would happen.
The fish still in the creek were a little less fussy.
Edit - Well the file did not attach and when I went back to edit it the option to add the movie file was gone so will attach to the next post.
Usil
The fish still in the creek were a little less fussy.
Edit - Well the file did not attach and when I went back to edit it the option to add the movie file was gone so will attach to the next post.
Usil
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Posted 29 September 2011 - 01:20 PM
I wonder why your fish at home won't eat the pellets and the fish in the wild will? What is it about being in an aquarium that makes the same fish not want to eat the pellet?
Oh wait. Do you also feed them tastier food? If they're full on thawed or live worms or something, then that could explain why they're not eating the pellets.
Oh wait. Do you also feed them tastier food? If they're full on thawed or live worms or something, then that could explain why they're not eating the pellets.
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