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Old 09-29-2010, 07:22 AM   #1
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Whats that foul smell in the garage?
Its the stench of 2 dozen rotten eels! I picked them up a week ago, had the aerator running, changed the water on Saturday after I returned a few survivirs from a fishing trip. No clue what the hell happened. Maybe my aerator cant handle that many, I usually just get a dozen or so. They survived last week, maybe a few died and polluted the water, it was really warm yesterday? No clue, but its a waste of $40+ and now Im SOL .
How about Frak or Dang?

We really need to clean ourselves up a bit (me included)

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Old 09-29-2010, 07:50 AM   #2
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RIJIMMY, I know how you feel. Had the same problem when the city switched to a Chlorimine solution in the water and lost a dozen a couple days after the switch.

Next I kept them in my live well on the boat with out live well pump running, lasted for ever changed the water every day no aerator. Bought another couple of dozen, left in live well, was working great, that is until I put a half dozen live macks in with them, docked the boat and was going back out about 3 hrs. later. Shut the livewell pump off went and did what I had to do, come back to boat and everything was dead. The macks must have sucked up all the oxygen and that was in a 55 gal. drum.
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