Hey all,
I’m guessing the one with the red fins is a Redfin ( I know I’m a genius)
What’s the other one?
Fish in my dam
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Re: Fish in my dam
Yep, mosquitofish, so called because they were introduced from their native North America to control mosquito larvae. Now a nuisance, like a lot of introductions.
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Re: Fish in my dam
https://narrabrifishfarm.com.au/product ... ingerlings these will be a bit easier to get permits to release (if you want to do it legally) given the translocation issue with Bass. Either way, $200 for about 150 fingerlings of either species, $100 in small pellets to get them started and soon the mozzie fish will be gone