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Old 05-22-2009, 12:46 PM   #1
fishlover9000
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fishlover9000 hears surf in the shell
Smile Finaly A Largemouth

5 days ago i went fishing at my lake and got a small largemouth bass...
i put him in a 15g quaratine for 4 days along with my blugills(1-2in) (4 are left ) but now he is in a bigger tank along with my channel cat.

As some of you know i always wanted a game fish tank... and i am getting close now.... i curntly have bluegill, bass, channel catfish.

here are some pics of my bass:
He is a largemouth right?

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