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  • mistahoo
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    Put out to dry

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by Geral View Post
    Put in the sun to get a tan , that happen to me when i start with fish and then no one want a big normal channel cat, mine got a good tanning :)
    Originally posted by Geral View Post
    Hope found a pond better than a tanning
    Oh he's going to be a "dry" pet if nobody takes him by the end of the day

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by allysangels View Post
    if you keep it a couple weeks to "detox" he will be tasty.
    No can do. I'm suspecting him of eating one of my silver dollars and I'd rather have them than him

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  • Geral
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    Hope found a pond better than a tanning

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  • Geral
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    Put in the sun to get a tan , that happen to me when i start with fish and then no one want a big normal channel cat, mine got a good tanning :)

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  • allysangels
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    if you keep it a couple weeks to "detox" he will be tasty.

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by johnnymisty View Post
    Would it be wrong to put it in a 15gallon high
    For all I care you could throw it in a 5gal bucket

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by BrAin View Post
    Doesnt your family have a pond??
    Yes but it currently is occupied with fish that will be eaten by this thing

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  • johnnymisty
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    Would it be wrong to put it in a 15gallon high

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  • BrAin
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    Doesnt your family have a pond??

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by HERM View Post
    Would it be ok to release it into a lake or river ? Being that channel cats are naturally found here ? Or is this wrong?
    No clue but I'd rather not

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  • HERM
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    Would it be ok to release it into a lake or river ? Being that channel cats are naturally found here ? Or is this wrong?

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by cichlidomaha View Post
    If you do not want him, and no one else does, why not just make dinner out of him, instead of just outright letting him die?

    Tom
    If I had raised it, I'd eat it, but since I didn't, I'd rather not. It was not mine and the previous owner had it growing in a tank that was filthy. The stench from the water was disgusting! Thanks for the input though.

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  • cichlidomaha
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    If you do not want him, and no one else does, why not just make dinner out of him, instead of just outright letting him die?

    Tom

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  • barrettsline
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    Him. No problem.

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