Where to buy minnows SSD houston
08-04-2010, 09:57 PM
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Where to buy minnows SSD houston I have some fish that I need to buy
feeder fish for, but I don't want to
buy gold fish because I don't want them to get hole in the head. Does anyone know where I can buy minnows at in the clear lake/seabrook/league city area? (fresh water) thanks!
feeder fish for, but I don't want to
buy gold fish because I don't want them to get hole in the head. Does anyone know where I can buy minnows at in the clear lake/seabrook/league city area? (fresh water) thanks!
08-04-2010, 10:37 PM
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Hmmm Well I know of a place in Manvel that sells them, but I'll have to get the name from my brother as they live right by them etc... What kinda fish you have? I just lost most of my Ciclids to something I just have about 20 small one's that made it. Sucks but it can happen in a matter of 3 days like me.
08-06-2010, 01:33 PM
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Texas heat: if you would have looked further into the search results you may have found that those bait shops do not sell freshwater Flathead minnows. Either that or you may have superior searching skills. No one accused you of being a retard, and my post was not meant to come across as belittling, it was more of a joke. Please, if you must troll someone's thread, please make it someone elses. Thanks
Jeff, I'm feeding a larmouth bass, a blue gill and a crayfish. Sorry to hear about your ciclids. They can get pretty expensive! You still have 20? Your aquarium must be massive. I've heard about the bait shop in Manvil - looks like i might have to take a trip out there and just buy a few pounds at a time.
Jeff, I'm feeding a larmouth bass, a blue gill and a crayfish. Sorry to hear about your ciclids. They can get pretty expensive! You still have 20? Your aquarium must be massive. I've heard about the bait shop in Manvil - looks like i might have to take a trip out there and just buy a few pounds at a time.
08-06-2010, 02:37 PM
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Its a 125 gallon and I had about 100 or so yeah I lost a lot lol! But thats cool I have seen a few people keeping some native fish and it was pretty cool! I was looking at some crayfish like this. http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...41&pcatid=1641
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08-06-2010, 02:54 PM
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Texas heat: if you would have looked further into the search results you may have found that those bait shops do not sell freshwater Flathead minnows. Either that or you may have superior searching skills. No one accused you of being a retard, and my post was not meant to come across as belittling, it was more of a joke. Please, if you must troll someone's thread, please make it someone elses. Thanks
Jeff, I'm feeding a larmouth bass, a blue gill and a crayfish. Sorry to hear about your ciclids. They can get pretty expensive! You still have 20? Your aquarium must be massive. I've heard about the bait shop in Manvil - looks like i might have to take a trip out there and just buy a few pounds at a time.
Jeff, I'm feeding a larmouth bass, a blue gill and a crayfish. Sorry to hear about your ciclids. They can get pretty expensive! You still have 20? Your aquarium must be massive. I've heard about the bait shop in Manvil - looks like i might have to take a trip out there and just buy a few pounds at a time.
Nowhere in your post did you mention ANYTHING about needing a specific breed of minnow, you just stated you were looking for somewhere that sells minnows. Period.
Either way google works the same way, why dont YOU try to use it? Thanks!
Oh and p.s., my truck has 1 cam. Crazy huh?
