Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

uh oh!! red tail catfish m&g!

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

You do know all those species are native to areas that very simular climates. Parakeets from agentina, gypsie moths from all over Europe and asia, red ear sliders native in the Mississippi water shed right up into Illinois, and Andy mentioned northern snakeheads that are native to China and Russia all of which go through winters just like use. Now Brazil and tropical south America on the other hand don't have winter, red tail cats live in 70-80 degree water in the wild, sure they could survive for a short duration in lower temps but as awesome as it would be no one will not survive our winter unless it finds a warm water discharge.

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

If enough of us go and pee in the same spot every day we can make this happen guys who's in!?

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

You sick monkey. Turn that red tail into a yellow tail in no time

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

I used to have one of them in my tank with a couple of oscars. It eventually got big enough to eat the oscars.

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/j...in/catfish.jpg

FLORIDA CAT FISH THEY LOVE THE WARM WATER!!

Re: Seacaucus Duck Pond 18 Lb. Red Tail Catfish
 

I have had a tropical fish, a pleco, more less an alagae eater in my outdoor pond for 3 years. Survived everye NJ winter so far.
Who know