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5 star fish
Bret - Cambridge, Idaho (Tuesday, October 9, 2007)
Just obtained 2 sterlets but in this family we call them sturgeon. They look so cool with their spikes and all that stuff, but one is breathing very hard. I wonder if that is ok. Nice and in perfect condition. I suggest that starter fish keepers don't sart out with one of these, well at least with only a couple months time with fish. Though I am only 10 turning 11 tommorow.
Thanks a lot,
Bret
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Acipenser Ruthenus
Dr. John - Northern Ohio (Tuesday, August 28, 2007)
Just recieved two Sterlet, Acipenser Ruthenus Sturgeon from Pedro of AquaScape Online. Fish arrived on time and in flawless condition. Very reputable store to deal with, feel free to order with confidence from him. So far I am very pleased with him and his service.
Thanks,
Dr. John
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Acipenser Ruthenus
Michael C - Boston (Friday, January 19, 2007)
The Sterlets Sturgeon(Acipenser Ruthenus) is a cold water/ brackish water fish.
Origin: Europe and Siberia Tibutaries of the Black Sea (now rare), Caspisan Sea, Baltic Sea, and Polar Sea. Keep in mind that these seas have a salinity value. Example the Caspian Sea has a salinity of approximately 1.2%, about a third the salinity of sea water.
These fish do ok in fresh water but just ok.
Temperature: 50-65f
pH: 7.0-7.5
dGH: 15-20
Size: 39'
Swim zone: Bottom
Temperment: Active predator yet peaceful toward fish of the smae size.
Diet: Carnivor, Small fish, worms, and crustaceans (likes large snails).
Adults should be housed in extra large outdoor ponds if the climate is suitable. Body is torpedo-like thus this fish likes to have a current of water. In a still pond the fish will suffer. Oxygen content should not fall under 60%.
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Sturgeon
Seth - New Mexico (Tuesday, January 2, 2007)
I recently netted one of these fish in a near by river, I have never seen one so small so i brought him home and he has been living in my pond for 3 months and growing very fast
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sturgeon
hector - New Jersey (Saturday, November 11, 2006)
Hi, I have a 55 gallon tank. Is that too small for a sturgeon? and how long before it has to be removed?...Thanks
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sturgeon
nick - brookfeild WI (Monday, September 25, 2006)
how much for these cool fish plus a little more info to raise one of them When will you get more in stock
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