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By: Logan DeBorde
![]() An Adult Bluegill © Logan DeBorde ![]() A Young BlueGill © Logan DeBorde Origin : United States Temperature : 60 to 75°F (15-24°C) Ease Of Keeping : For the experienced aquariast only. Aggressivness : Aggressive to very Aggressive. Must be kept with their own kind or other very aggressive fish. Lighting : All Adult Size : 10 inches (25cm) or larger Minimum Tank Size : 20 gallons per adult fish. Feeding : Live Foods, frozen brine, cichlid pellets Spawning Method : Males construct nests in the gravel, Bluegills spawn much like Cichlids.The males are extremely aggressive when spawning. Comments: Very territorial fish. As mentioned above 20 gallons a fish. Very easy to catch from ponds for pets. Note the Bluegills preference for cooler water temperatures. |
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