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Thread: Thinking about a minner vat, any advice?

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    i use a large ice chest, and use an electric aquarium aerator, a 2-outlet, with both hooked up. i also add some ice as needed, an keep the lid closed all the time. it has worked very well for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crappiholic View Post
    Just buy 3 dozen at a time and toss the rest.
    It's about 8 miles from our place to the store, I'm trying to cut the drive down there out every morning. LOL
    It's CRAPPIE season!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by creekslick View Post
    When it gets hot forget the minner and start pulling cranks.
    10-4 on that slick, and that is our plan, keep minners for the next couple months and then break out the bandits.
    It's CRAPPIE season!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Gonna put our brand new 220 gal fish pond on the classified, but pm me if you want it first. $100 You get the old one that I cracked which can be used to put the new one in and make it real solid. Maybe a good minner pond?
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    I have two or three top aereaters I use in my stock tank . They do keep the water cooler but unless you can recycle new water from a well or something similar mid summer months will take a toll on the minnows because of ambient heat.

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