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Observing fish at home

#697627 - 08/04/08 09:53 PM

Fathers day 2007 I got a longnose gar for my aquarium and have spent hours watching it's habits of feeding and swimming. I have learned so much by it and has helped me catch gar in the rivers. I made a video on rope lures that many of you may have seen and that has gotten people asking e about my gar so here is a short clip to see him in his small tank.

Gar Video

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eyetroller

Re: Observing fish at home

#697633 - 08/04/08 10:15 PM

I can't seem to get the video to work. Anyone else having the same problem?

FDR


Outdoors4Life

Re: Observing fish at home

#697638 - 08/04/08 10:26 PM

It should be a link to youtube.
Maybe Brian will catch this at 3 am!

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Edited by Outdoors4Life (08/04/08 10:33 PM)


deertracker

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#697642 - 08/04/08 10:44 PM

It worked for me. Nice video. How many goldfish does he eat a week? I had northerns when I was younger and would keep a seperate tank full of goldfish.
DT

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"But now I will send for many fishermen," declares the Lord, "and they will catch them. After that I will send for many hunters, and they will hunt them down on every mountain and hill and from the crevices of the rocks.
Jeremiah 16:16


Outdoors4Life

Re: Observing fish at home

#697662 - 08/05/08 05:15 AM

I buy goldfish twice a week 15-20 each time and he eats them all in one night.

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Bret Clark

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#697673 - 08/05/08 06:41 AM

That's alot of chow

Cool video!

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Bret Clark - IDO Ice Pro Staff
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56twister

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#697674 - 08/05/08 07:02 AM

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That's alot of chow

Cool video!




That is a lot of food. Do you have to feed it something else the rest of the week? And you have had it almost 14 months, how much has it grown?

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Kooty

Re: Observing fish at home

#697726 - 08/05/08 09:26 AM

Aaron, all your videos are great!!

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I was born in the 70's, grew up in 80's, made my mistakes in 90's now I'm just trying to make up for lost time.

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stcroixer

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#697728 - 08/05/08 09:39 AM

Aaron,
Way cool! thanks for sharing
How often do you change the water and when are you going to start a thread on your new tank project, now that sounds interesting.


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Outdoors4Life

Re: Observing fish at home

#697864 - 08/05/08 02:53 PM

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Aaron, all your videos are great!!




Thanks Kooty! There will be many more

56twister ---
When I got him I fed him mosquito lava and it was hard for him to take it in. He was the thickness of a pencil lead 3 inches long about in fact hard to see even. By winter time he was 10.5 inches until April when he started growing again. He only ate a minnow a week or 2 weeks during the winter. Now he averages over 4 minnows a day!

St.Croixer-----
I have one tank all don with just needing to be the final seal coated. But I will shoot some photos or video of the tank as I build the 350 gallon.

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mplspug

Re: Observing fish at home

#698173 - 08/06/08 03:45 PM

Very cool. If you have issues viewing it and your browser is FireFox, try IE. That's what I did. I know, IE pfffft!

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Chris Tuckner

Re: Observing fish at home

#698211 - 08/06/08 06:01 PM

Funny how those goldfish know that there is a predator in the tank.

Great video...

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