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Run the worms through a Slap Chop.

Do a water change.

Romaine lettuce, frozen prawns.

Unless you live where it snows like I do temp is a non issue. Now here two weeks no power in the winter happened before. Will it happen again? I have a generator. Batteries would be fine most of the time.

Not bad for four weeks of playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1G6eunAScU

Well, after what I found, you are right...and wrong. :wink:
I guess there are two forms of this fish, one sea-run and one fresh water. Just like rainbow trout/steelhead in the same genus.
Salmo masou Brevoort, 1856, Japan. There are two subspecies: one, Oncorhynchus masou masou, spawns in the sea ...

Oncorhynchus masou ishikawae
Actually what I meant to say was "do they LIVE in fresh water, salt water or both?".
But, thanks for the clarification, Gary.

Good question. By their look I would guess they are fresh water. I'm curious now. After investigating I would be wrong. They migrate to the ...

The "Amago" is one beautiful salmonid!
Its interesting that is retains the par marks into adulthood.
Most members of the genus Oncorhynchus such as the rainbow trout ( Oncorhynchus mykiss ) lose the marks as they mature.
Although I think a few subspecies of the rainbow trout do keep them to some ...

I like the salmon. Great pics!

Easiest is to remove all rocks, decorations etc. and drain most of the water. Two nets come in handy.

Try this.

http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/ ... 1246074607

Sharkscott2 wrote:I don't know why so many elevator companies came up on that map.

Feed Store = Elevator??

Elevator = GRAIN ELEVATOR

Great story. Where are the pics?