Cabelas/Bass Pro Giant Tank
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Yea, and the guy told me he worked out of his house and that he started advertising but got so busy he had to stop advertising! Crazy.
Did they have some sort of water change or drip system on the system?
Reason I ask is because most of the tanks I’ve seen at the Cabelas and BPS around here in Dayton, OH have very unhealthy fish. Lots of popeye, drop eye, and other problems. Also, usually a lot of poor coloration.
Reason I ask is because most of the tanks I’ve seen at the Cabelas and BPS around here in Dayton, OH have very unhealthy fish. Lots of popeye, drop eye, and other problems. Also, usually a lot of poor coloration.
Interesting. I never even thought about water changes. I don’t think they do any. I think they just clean off the glass and sometimes do a gravel vac kinda thing. The fish seemed fine like no drop eye etc. I think some are wild caught so are used to crappy water.
The one outside reading is the biggest in the world and most of their fish look like crap from injuries, infections, tumours and such. Last time i was there they had a pair of clown knives.
This doesn’t surprise based on the fish I’ve seen. The tanks are plenty big enough that the fish in them can be healthy, if the water quality is good. Unfortunately, the best filtration in the world isn’t a substitute for water changes. I’ve seen some that look to have healthy fish a long time ago, but around here, they all look quite unhealthy now and I feel bad for the fish.
The bass pro in ashland,va has a huge freshwater tank with natives. Last i was there i saw a blue cat that had to be close to 100 lbs. Biggest ive ever seen.
gorgeous saltwater tank in the restaurant area too. I think it was just artificial reef though.
gorgeous saltwater tank in the restaurant area too. I think it was just artificial reef though.
