Exotic Coldwater Fish?
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Shovelnose sturgeon can handle warm temperatures, however find them would be a little tricky.
Ya I'd say snakeheads are definitely not on the list.
I've also though about sterlet or small sturgeon what I was concerned about how they would do in a natural pond type set up and what they would feed on.
And siniperca scherzeri seems like a really cool fish!
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I've also though about sterlet or small sturgeon what I was concerned about how they would do in a natural pond type set up and what they would feed on.
And siniperca scherzeri seems like a really cool fish!
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its not illegal in germany. glad i live in a free country now and left the dead empire.
Alaskan Blackfish, arctic grayling not exotic but they are super rare native american native fish.
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regardless of that, snakeheads are by far the most interesting and advanced fish in freshwater. Their behavior is interesting and great. Most native north american fish are boring crap. The only interesting so far is amia calva. The rest is no loss. Thats my opinion.
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Your info is worthless to the OP. Thanks for contributing.
