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Most important things about a Shad tank is : it should be round, and it should NOT have a spray bar.
Round tanks are so the Shad don't congregate into a corner & beat themselves to death.
A bubbler system is a good idea, but a "spray bar" is not, because the spray can create foam.
Just some FYI tips from my experiences.
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Catfish don't mind if they are dead as long as they are fresh
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Whatever I do, I'll try to use one of those aerators that pipe in oxygen to the pump outlet which will be underwater.Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
Most important things about a Shad tank is : it should be round, and it should NOT have a spray bar.
Round tanks are so the Shad don't congregate into a corner & beat themselves to death.
A bubbler system is a good idea, but a "spray bar" is not, because the spray can create foam.
Just some FYI tips from my experiences.
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Whatever I do, I'll try to use one of those aerators that pipe in oxygen to the pump outlet which will be underwater.Most important things about a Shad tank is : it should be round, and it should NOT have a spray bar.
Round tanks are so the Shad don't congregate into a corner & beat themselves to death.
A bubbler system is a good idea, but a "spray bar" is not, because the spray can create foam.
Just some FYI tips from my experiences.
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It certainly does make a nasty foamy mess. I believe there is an additive made to reduce the foam in a bait tank.
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There are some additives you can add. I usually do a water change in aquarium if I have any foam and it helps. I would think the same would apply to bait tank.
