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Bass or Tilapia in your aquarium?

Started by elk, January 05, 2012, 07:13:52 PM

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elk

The retail grocery store T AND T sells live freshwater fish.
Has anyone ever tried keeping them in your aquarium.
Are there any provincial laws.
I asked the stores headoffice if they would sell the fish live and its not a problem.

JetJumper

QUARANTINE THOSE FIRST FOR SURE!!!!!

I was thinking about keeping some of the salt water inverts in a tank once, but then decided against it.
.: JetJumper's Zone :.

mchotdog

Quote from: JetJumper on January 05, 2012, 08:41:53 PM
QUARANTINE THOSE FIRST FOR SURE!!!!!

I was thinking about keeping some of the salt water inverts in a tank once, but then decided against it.
i tried that before. they all died in 1 night. because they were all cold water species. lol

elk

so how do they survive in their cold water tanks with at least 20 fish in 125g tanks.

exv152

Quote from: elk on January 06, 2012, 11:02:37 AM
so how do they survive in their cold water tanks with at least 20 fish in 125g tanks.
You'd need one of these http://www.aquariumchillerstore.com/
Eric...
125g, 32g, 7g

Greatwhite

There are weird provincial laws against keeping wild fish in a tank.  It applies to fish caught in our lakes/rivers/etc like bass, perch, sunfish - etc.  I believe it also includes minnows and whatnot.  I don't know how it would apply to store bought fish that are just going to be eaten otherwise, though.

I'm pretty sure that it was brought up in this forum.. maybe 6 months ago?  Do a search in the forum, and I think you might find your answer and links to the actual laws (although they were very vague)