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    Default Soft spot for native fish.

    Getting dog food and found these at my local PetCo.Baby smallmouths.I have a few open tanks after cutting way back and no heater is a plus.Been feeding them frozen but also started hitting flakes now they've settled in.
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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Not sure what you mean, but do you mean to say these are "small mouth bass"?

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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Yes,smallmouth bass.
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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Well alright! Don't name them, feed them good and in a few months, FISH FRY IS ON! LOL!!!

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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Bill thats really cool. I've a soft spot for natives as well and have kept a bunch here.We had a 14 inch large mouth bass for a year one, raised out bullheads, and my favorites - pumkin seed blue gills. Cant beat the lack of needing a heater!

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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Love Pumpkin seeds Al.When My son had a corn snake,I had a largemouth in the smaller version of my pond,and I would get a mouse for the snake and a mouse for the bass.Big hit at the family reunion.
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    I'm not sure Bill but to me they look like sunfish and yes I do know Bass are sunfish but the black ear I have never seen on my small smallmouths and the body doesn't look right.

    I'm big fan of Sunfish the pumpkinseed and Long eared sunfish will give many discus a run for the money in the color dept.

    My small largemouth and small smallmouth bass seemed to have a longer body.....maybe its just the pictures.

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    Default Re: Soft spot for native fish.

    Quote Originally Posted by pitdogg2 View Post
    I'm not sure Bill but to me they look like sunfish and yes I do know Bass are sunfish but the black ear I have never seen on my small smallmouths and the body doesn't look right.

    I'm big fan of Sunfish the pumpkinseed and Long eared sunfish will give many discus a run for the money in the color dept.

    My small largemouth and small smallmouth bass seemed to have a longer body.....maybe its just the pictures.
    Its probably the pics.The body is longer then the pics are showing.
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