Bluegill in 55 gallon tank

Tanks still in progress. Just added bio stone for water health. Will most likely release these guys and find some smaller bluegill along with crawfish, frogs and possibly crappie.

[@frankrizzo3510]

Bio stones a nice touch. Love those things .

[@MrLazyswarm]

What Happened to the frogs and crappie? Nice new tank

[@brondinhuff852]

Nice tank

[@toonice7067]

Dude get make some tunnels and more plants! Your old tank was the shit!!

[@adiosamigo6665]

Tunnels?? What kind of tank do you have dude..

[@g35gazayouth92]

Going to catch some blue Gill this week to start up my 55 gallon doing s native tank like this do they eat pellets and what’s the brand

[@sloppydice1215]

Gotta ween them onto pellets. It’s easier to get them to eat flake food. Start with meal worms then flake food

[@ShamrockUSA]

I found that cut up earth worms or night crawlers work well because that can actually survive in water and they move around a lot. Gets them to eat faster. They probably won’t eat for the first couple of days. Once they eat it as soon as it hits the water you can start mixing in regular fish food like cichlid pellets

[@adiosamigo6665]

What you feeding them?