How are these for loaches or fish with barbels?
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I'm no expert, but these stones are smooth and kind of large, about 1/2 inch in diameter, so they should be safe for any species of fish.
796823
I have many fish sick and a lot died because of this product (almost 100% sure). I have been dealing with aquariums for more than 30 years.This product has something that is very toxic.
796824
The gravel is round but kind of large. The leaches should be fine but food tends to sink between the gravel.
796825
Not too bad. I have catfish. Plecostmous, koi, and algae eaters, they all love it just fine.
913144
I honestly don't know. I looked at the instructions and I don't see anything specific about them. The size would be fine, but I wonder if they would feed in Ok as they are lighter than BBs. If they aren't well made, I would think there is a risk of jamming. I hope that helps.
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I use the Cedros 40clf on mine. I have put a 50 on it too. The 40 manages good sized Redfish, Stripers up to 39" and small Mahi Mahi, Lesser Amberjacks, Bonito, Albacore and Yellow Tail. I use food braid and dampen that with flurocarbon leader. Drag is the issue and line test that will not over stress the rods test weight. I believe you will be happy with the combinations.
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Have used in saltwater but with lighter lures. Most of my use has been freshwater for muskellunge. Deals with 20 to 30 lb fish effectively. My lure of choice is virtually always on the lighter side and does not include the traditional large Muskie baits.
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I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I just replaced the handle for an easy fix. I hope this helps you out, good luck! I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I... » Read More I think you would be ok with it. I have never used one for walleye but I have never had any problems with it for bass fishing and I fish them a lot. Only problem I ever had was a bad handle and I just replaced it and was an easy fix. The drag is good and casts real smooth. I would use them for steelhead fishing in the rivers and think it would hold up just fine. I have fished the Black Max for northern largemouth bass in the state of Oregon for bass as big as 9lbs and use them in bass tournaments and again have had no problems other then one of my reels had a loose grip on the handle and I just replaced the handle for an easy fix. I hope this helps you out, good luck! « Show Less
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Start by scaling the fish first. This will make it much easier. I use dexter s138 knives. I am a wholesale seafood distributor and I use these everyday. They are great for the money.
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We have never used them for fish as they are not that large, however they should work fine for smaller pieces of fish or fish steaks. I got them for my wife to bake olives since a local restaurant uses similar dishes.
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And they're not horrible. They're perfectly good for some uses that you'd have for cheap powerheads. I run one on a salt mixing tank and another on a live rock curing bin and they do the job just fine. I'd never stick one in my reef though.
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sure. It is a pliers in the front with a split ring grasping jaws makes it easy to put the big snagging trebles on the lures we use. Just kidding. We only use single hooks without a barb. Real sports.
132119
This is more suited for trout and panfish. It can handle up to a 2 Lb bass no problem
36227
note sure what you're asking. BUT ....we used floating ones for a long time with our 5 bettas. Specially it's handy when Betta takes its time to eat or can't see clearly. Sinking ones ....they are not that great in my opinion. They go down way too fast causing their habitat become dirty and contaminated. Floating is the way to go in our opinion. We had Bettas for 3 years ....
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I have no complaints. Used them on my fishing boat and they are still going strong.
976218
Not sure but they look similiar in size. Mine is still working fine. A buddy of mine was using it on our last trip a month ago and caught a bunch of rock fish and sculpin with a 12 oz sinker.
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They should be fine. Be careful , they are sharp on both sides of the blade. Very good broadhead.
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They are relatively slow moving for a roach. I would recommend getting some feeding tongs if you aren't a fan of touching them.
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Sorry, I cannot help you. I have never used these lures in deep salt water. I have only used them in brackish (sp?) water and I have never caught anything on them. So sorry. . .. . .
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They would not work well for fishing because of the relatively wide portion of the dart needed to work in the blow gun. I am sure it would go only a few inches into the water then stop because of the wide dart base.