Bluegill or Crappie?

[Montelboom]

What are you going to do with it then? Can't put it back.

I know that already and my friend wants it

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[divemaster99]

I know that already and my friend wants it

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That works then .

 

[Montelboom]

it's a bluegill, but either way, got your 120G breeder ready?

120 breeder? For what reason?

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[Gill Blue]

for a big fish. 14-15 inches is possible.

 

[drewb629]

I like blue gills, they can have awesome coloration


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[Montelboom]

for a big fish. 14-15 inches is possible.

In the area I fish at ive never seen one more then 7+ inches

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[divemaster99]

In the area I fish at ive never seen one more then 7+ inches

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Same with me, well I actually caught a 14"r but that was a one time thing. However in an aquarium setting where they're being fed regularly and not being predated on just about any fish will get bigger than it would in the wild given it has enough space to do so.

 

[Montelboom]

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Same with me, well I actually caught a 14"r but that was a one time thing. However in an aquarium setting where they're being fed regularly and not being predated on just about any fish will get bigger than it would in the wild given it has enough space to do so.

I noticed that with my green sunfish but with them they only grew about an inch bigger then what I usually catch

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[snooklover123]

It's a bluegill and it will not be happy in a 10 gallon. 55 gallon at least

 

[MN_Rebel]

for a big fish. 14-15 inches is possible.

THAT IF they are a FREAK of NATURE. Many bluegills will never hits a 14-15" inches long even in either nature and aquariums. 9-10" is most likely for bluegills in both settings. Never seen any 13-15" bluegills in Minnesota even in lakes that has few or no predators. A 55-75gal is perfect for bluegills.