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Re: NFC: SLENDER MADTOM

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Subject: Re: NFC: SLENDER MADTOM
From: mcclurg luke e <mcclurgl at washburn_edu>
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 08:33:51 -0500 (CDT)
In-Reply-To: <20000427013649.22140.qmail at web1506_mail.yahoo.com>

Bill,

  I catch them all the time here and have kept several for over two
years.  They east small insects, larvae and crustaceans in the wild.  In
the aquarium I feed frozen bloodworms, glassworms, pacific plankton and
pellets that sink.  They don't seem to be choosy and wil quickly adapt to
daylight feeding and even come eat from your fingers.  I give them plenty
of rocks to hide under and try to keep a good current in the tank.  Hope
this helps.

Luke

On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, BILL HOPPE wrote:

>      I have recently moved to arkasas where I have
> collected 6 SENDER MADTOMS in addition to other stream
> fishes. they are not the universal feeders the catfish
> family has the reputation for being .
> 
>      1..Does anyone know their prefered wild diet ?
> 
>      2..Does someone have experience with captive
>         feeding and maintainance ?
> 
>      3..is there information on spawning , wild or 
>         captive ?
> 
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> COSED ! GONE FISHIN . BILL
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NFC: SLENDER MADTOM

From: BILL HOPPE <zzzzzzbill at yahoo_com>

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