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  1. 03-23-2015, 12:01 PM #1
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    Default Article: Kansas fish habitat structures - Cubes


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    Great looking beds.
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    Those look awesome!
    Now, for the million dollar question, which Kansas lakes and reservoirs are receiving the new cubes?
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    great
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  5. 03-24-2015, 09:48 AM #5
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    Can I share this ? What a great thing to do , Wis can learn from this.
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    Good info, congrats to ks
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    What do you use to keep them down?
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    Those are nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by broz View Post
    Can I share this ? What a great thing to do , Wis can learn from this.
    Yes, feel free to share.
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    Quote Originally Posted by broz View Post
    What do you use to keep them down?
    The bottom PVC frame is filled with concrete/gravel to provide weight to assist in anchoring the structures. More weight may be needed, depending on the depth of installation and expected wave action. The addition of a cinder block or two over the corners would easily add additional weight.
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